WWE.comHulk Hogan's infamous triumph over Yokozuna isn't just one of the worst booking decisions in WrestleMania history - it's also one of the most glaring examples of unjust backstage politics in wrestling history. The original main event saw WWF Champion Bret Hart take on the 'Japanese' heel, in what should have been a symbolic victory of brains over brawn, as the industry ushered in a new, more contemporary generation of stars. Instead, Hogan flexed his political muscles and demanded to walk out of the event with the belt. What unfolded was one of the most slapdash, unconvincing endings to a WWE PPV you're ever likely to see - and there have been quite a few. Bret lost to Yokozuna (with the help of the devious Mr. Fuji), and immediately - illogically - challenged the Hulkster to a match. Hogan took up the challenge after being given Bret's blessing - a horribly ironic scene, given the backstage politics at play - and defeated the heel in twenty two seconds.
