5 times WWE legends' appearances went wrong

#1 WWE icon Hulk Hogan forgot the venue while hosting WrestleMania 30

Wrestlemania 30 in April 2014 marked the return of Hulk Hogan to WWE pay-per-view after an absence of nearly eight years. The leader of Hulkamania would serve as the Special Guest Host for the event, which took place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Hogan opened the main portion of the show, addressing the capacity crowd. However, Hulk got his venues confused and welcomed fans to the "Silverdome" rather than the Superdome.

Happy birthday from the Central Time Zone, @HulkHogan. Can’t wait to fill the silverdome of the south (cc: @MBSuperdome) with hulkamaniacs again one day. pic.twitter.com/IadgjpNqNY

— Bus, Mornings on Y101 (@superbusradio) August 11, 2020

The Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan was the venue where Hogan famously defeated Andre The Giant at WrestleMania 3. After so many years of talking about that match, it is perhaps not surprising that Hogan made the slip-up.

Fans in attendance were far from forgiving, though. They immediately chanted "Superdome" repeatedly to let Hogan know about his error.

#Silverdome Vs. Everybody! #Wrestlemania

— Eric Lacy (@EricLacy) April 7, 2014

The ribbing got worse when fellow WWE legends The Rock and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin made their way to the ring, with both men poking fun at the Hulkster.

Good to be back her in Silverdome @steveaustinBSR @HulkHogan #WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/Zgfs2UJaJQ

— ! (@BlissKara) March 23, 2019

The one-off segment involving Hogan, The Rock, and Austin should have been memorable simply because of the personalities involved. Instead, it is largely remembered for Hogan's epic "Silverdome" blunder.