TNA Wrestling has released the full video of Hulk Hogan’s last professional wrestling match, an event that took place in January 2012. The company uploaded the footage to its official YouTube channel today, giving fans a chance to see a rare match from a TNA live event tour in the United Kingdom. The bout was a six-man tag team match pitting Hulk Hogan, Sting, and James Storm against the team of Bully Ray, Kurt Angle, and Bobby Roode.
Hogan’s time in TNA began in late 2009 when he signed with the promotion alongside Eric Bischoff, with the duo officially debuting on a live episode of Impact on January 4, 2010. Hogan was initially presented as a business partner to TNA President Dixie Carter and was positioned as a major on-screen authority figure. His tenure was marked by several high-profile storylines, most notably the formation of the “Immortal” faction, a villainous group that sought to control the company.
The “Immortal” angle saw Hogan turn heel for the first time since his WCW days, aligning with stars like Jeff Hardy, Abyss, and Jeff Jarrett. This storyline dominated TNA programming and eventually led to a major feud with longtime rival Sting, who positioned himself as the primary opposition to Hogan’s control. The feud culminated in a one-on-one match at Bound For Glory in October 2011.
That match against Sting in Philadelphia was Hogan’s last officially televised bout. Following the match, Hogan turned face, helping Sting fight off the other members of Immortal. While he would no longer compete in televised matches, Hogan continued to wrestle on a series of TNA live events in the UK in early 2012. The six-man tag team match that TNA has now uploaded was part of that tour and stands as his final in-ring performance. Hogan would remain with TNA as the on-screen General Manager of Impact Wrestling until his departure from the company in late 2013.
The newly released match features a collection of TNA’s top stars from that era. At the time, Bobby Roode was in the midst of a lengthy reign as the TNA World Heavyweight Champion. Kurt Angle was also a central figure in the company, while Bully Ray was one of the top heels. On the opposing side, Sting and James Storm were two of the company’s most popular babyfaces.
