@DiscussingFilm The Hulkster! Must see documentary.
Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 1985
The first time a professional wrestler appeared on the cover of the magazine.
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Magazine Cover Today
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Magazine Cover Today
@MagCoverToday
Relive history, one magazine cover at a time.
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First trailer for a Hulk Hogan documentary, featuring a final interview with Hogan himself.
Releasing April 22 on Netflix.
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@GolfDigest Epic cover of Tiger from the 2005 Masters.
Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 2005
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"In your life, have you seen anything like that?!?!"
Maybe the greatest shot in Masters history.
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@WWE Cover magazine from the iconic match!
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WWF Magazine- April/May 1987 Hulk Hogan @HulkHogan Andre the Giant @TheGiant46 📷Unknown- possibly Tom Buchanan/ Steve Taylor The cover photo of Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant was the definitive visual for the "Battle of the Titans". It sold the myth of the "undefeated" 500-pound Giant against the "unbeatable" Champion, a storyline that drew a record-shattering 93,173 fans to the Pontiac Silverdome. The promotional shots from this era, including the one used for this cover, were designed to create an "aura of gigantism". This specific imagery of Hogan and Andre facing off became "permanently immortalized within the global collective unconscious," representing the ultimate triumph of a hero against an impossible obstacle.
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The slam heard around the world.
The ICONIC showdown between Hulk Hogan and Andre The Giant at #WrestleMania 3 will be honored with the WWE Immortal Moment Award at the 2026 #WWEHOF Ceremony!
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WWF Magazine- April/May 1987
Hulk Hogan @HulkHogan
Andre the Giant @TheGiant46
📷Unknown- possibly Tom Buchanan/ Steve Taylor
The cover photo of Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant was the definitive visual for the "Battle of the Titans". It sold the myth of the "undefeated" 500-pound Giant against the "unbeatable" Champion, a storyline that drew a record-shattering 93,173 fans to the Pontiac Silverdome.
The promotional shots from this era, including the one used for this cover, were designed to create an "aura of gigantism". This specific imagery of Hogan and Andre facing off became "permanently immortalized within the global collective unconscious," representing the ultimate triumph of a hero against an impossible obstacle.
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MoeDee's Basketball@moedeesbball
On this day in history, March 30, 1981, Indiana basketball defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels 63-50 for the program's fourth out of five banners in the 43rd NCAA Men's Basketball Championship in Philadelphia. Coached by Bob Knight, sophomore guard Isiah Thomas won the tournament's Most Outstanding Player award after scoring a game-high 23 points plus five assists and two rebounds. I was LOVING since he stepped foot on Indiana's campus! My Detroit Pistons were having a horrible 1980-81 season and I was so hoping we would draft Isiah. Three months later when the Dallas Mavericks took Depaul's Mark Aquirre with the #1 pick my prayers were answered with the Pistons selecting Isiah #2.
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Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 6th, 1981
Isiah Thomas
📷Manny Millan
The Indiana Hoosiers defeated the North Carolina Tar Heels 63–50 on March 30, 1981, to win their fourth NCAA championship under Coach Bob Knight. Led by Most Outstanding Player Isiah Thomas’s 23 points, the Hoosiers dominated the second half despite the game nearly being postponed due to the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan.
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Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 6th, 1992
Kirby Puckett @KirbyPuckettJr_
📷Ronald C. Modra
The cover playfully contrasted his 5' 8" stature with an oversized bat to highlight his massive impact on the game. The magazine solidified Puckett as the face of baseball following the 1991 World Series.
Kirby Puckett had one of the best seasons of his Hall of Fame career in 1992, finishing as the runner-up for the American League MVP. He was second only to Oakland Athletics closer Dennis Eckersley in the voting.
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Newsweek Magazine- April 6, 2026
Detroit Fights Back
The cover prominently displays the AMC Gremlin, American Motors' new subcompact car, which was officially introduced to the public on April 1, 1970.
The lead article explores the American auto industry's response to the rising popularity of small foreign imports from Europe and Japan.
The AMC Gremlin: Featured as the centerpiece of this issue, the Gremlin was designed to be a "dinosaur fighter" against the larger, more expensive cars of the era.
The AMC Gremlin was a major sales success for American Motors, especially considering the company’s limited resources compared to the "Big Three" automakers. Over its eight-year production run from 1970 to 1978, a total of 671,475 units were built.
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Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 6th, 1998
Wayne Turner @ThaBurner
Hanno Mottola
📷John W. McDonough
The issue commemorates the University of Kentucky's 1998 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship victory.
he Kentucky Wildcats secured their seventh national title in 1998 by overcoming a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat the Utah Utes 78–69, earning the nickname "Comeback Cats". Led by Most Outstanding Player Jeff Sheppard and head coach Tubby Smith, Kentucky utilized a 7-0 run late in the game to take the lead and secure the victory.
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Mr. Cleveland Sports@MrCleveland_216
April 10, 1987: Indians Uprising Begins⚾️ Following SI cover and World Series prediction, Opening Day finally arrives 64,540 Cleveland fans ready ready to explode on a perfect, cool Municipal Stadium day Tribe loses 12-11, their 3rd (of 101) losses on the season #GuardsBall
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Sports Illustrated Magazine- April 6th, 1987
Cory Snyder
Joe Carter
📷Lane Stewart
The Ultimate "SI Jinx"
Disastrous Outcome: Despite the magazine's prediction that the Indians would win the American League, the team finished with a 61–101 record—the worst in all of Major League Baseball that year.
Legacy of Failure: This cover is often cited as the definitive evidence of the Sports Illustrated cover jinx, an urban legend suggesting that appearing on the cover leads to poor performance.
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Newsweek Magazine- April 6, 1992
Wayne's World
Mike Myers
Dana Carvey @danacarvey
The April 6, 1992, issue of Newsweek featured a cover story on the "Digital Revolution" and the future of consumer electronics.
The cover depicted Mike Myers and Dana Carvey as their iconic characters Wayne and Garth from the hit movie Wayne's World.
The "Digital Wizards" issue highlighted how emerging technology was moving from corporate control to consumer accessibility.
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@brkicks WNBA's first dynasty!
Cynthia Cooper @AllDecade14 - 6 MVP 🏆 (2x regular season & 4x finals)
Hoop Magazine- Fall 1997
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@RestrictedDaily Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant were the irresistible force and the immovable object!
WWF Magazine- April/May 1987
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WrestleMania III wasn’t just an event… it was a turning point. The second Hogan lifted Andre, wrestling became something bigger than anyone imagined.
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@Olympics Carl Lewis won 4 golds in 1984 and 5 more golds in his Olympic career!
Time Magazine- August 1984
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Carl Lewis remarkably securing four gold medals during a legendary summer at #LA1984. 🤩
#Olympics #SummerOlympics #Athletics
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