WWE's other sponsors were all aware of the new deal with Hogan's beer company before it was announced. Sources revealed that representatives at other sponsor companies claim they were given a mock-up to see how their own logos would look with Real American Beer and others on the mat.

Hulk Hogan did not get a warm reception during WWE's debut Raw show on Netflix. In the past several years, Hogan has found himself at the center of

Hulk Hogan is the arguably the most iconic name in WWE history. He was the golden goose when Vince McMahon took over the company, holding multiple titles for long reigns and main-eventing WrestleMania on several occasions.

Netflix purchased the rights to Raw and other WWE archived content for a whopping $5 billion. WWE entered a new world where they weren't constrained by time limits because there wasn't another cable television show beginning right after that. The premiere was heavily hyped, and it felt like we got a mini WrestleMania on a Monday night.

Hulk Hogan got a virtual body slam from the wrestling crowd. The Hulkster was mercilessly booed during an appearance promoting his “Real American Beer” brand at the “Monday Night Raw” Netflix debut in Los Angeles. Prior to the event, WWE announced a multi-year partnership with the brand.

Hulk Hogan didn’t exactly receive a hero’s welcome at Netflix’s "Monday Night RAW" event in Los Angeles last night.

The wrestling franchise’s flagship show, Raw, streamed live from the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California, with 18,000 fans in attendance to mark the start of a new era. The celebratory event saw the return of WWE legends such as The Rock, The Undertaker, John Cena, and, most controversially, Hulk Hogan.

WWE’s flagship weekly show Monday Night Raw has now entered the world of streaming. On Jan. 6, Raw premiered on Netflix, live to a worldwide audience. For such a huge debut, they spared no expense and brought out the big guns.