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7. Hulk Hogan

There are two versions of Hulk Hogan on WWE 2K22 - Hollywood Hogan and the post-nWo return to the red 'n' yellow Hogan - and both versions suffer from the same issue.

Body-wise, the Hulkster looks great in both guises, and his facial features look extremely solid. So, what's the problem, brother? Why, that's in the headgear adorning the dome of these two iterations of Hulk.

Classified as 'caps' in the Creation Suite, the nWo Hogan has a black bandana with "Hollywood" emblazoned on it, while the more heroic Real American Hogan has a yellow durag with "Hulk Still Rules" on it. It's not the design of these garments that's off, though, but more it's the fit of them.

For whatever reason, the fit of these items makes it look like Hulk Hogan is wearing a bicycle helmet or some sort of, err, 'head diaper'. It's bizarre, it's looks downright odd, and the items in question take away from two otherwise great character models. Making things even more annoying, the 'cap' is the only item you're unable to remove from Hogan in the Creation Suite.

Sure, you can remove Hulk's long tights, boots and knee pads in order to create something more in line with the classic Hulkster of the 1980s and early '90s, but you are for some reason unable to remove his headgear.

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