It was almost called the Hulk Hogan grill, until Hulk turned it down

[Thebesteva]

$200 million down the drain according to Forbes. The people who made the grill were looking for a spokes person and Hulk was their #1. They approached him and he chose another product to sponsor at the time that didn't bode well. They next approached George Foreman and made him 1 rich mofo

http://www.celebritynetworth.com/art...llion-mistake/

Here's Hogan sponsoring "Pastamania," a failed restaurant chain

[Katherine Robinson]

Few would realize the benefit of a portable grill which drains fat before the approaching health craze, besteva. Hogan didn't have foresight, but Foreman might have related to the use of the grill because of a boxer's strict diet. Hogan didn't need that diet, he needed Clen, T3 and Winstrol on a caloric deficit.

[cantthinkofanything]

I don't think I would buy anything that Hulk Hogan was selling. Pastamania might have the best pasta in the world but just looking at that picture above, I know I would have never tried it.

[DMC]

Yeah, it's no coincidence that it did well after he refused to put his idiot likeness on it.