Jesse Ventura has made it clear that he has no intention of reconciling with Hulk Hogan, citing Hogan's narcissistic behavior as a key reason for their ongoing feud. In a recent interview, Ventura recalled how Hogan betrayed him in 1986 by informing Vince McMahon about Ventura's plans to unionize wrestlers, which ultimately led to the idea being shut down. Despite Ventura's return to WWE and discussions for a Legends contract following Vince McMahon's departure, he remains adamant about not wanting to mend fences with Hogan. Ventura compared Hogan to Donald Trump, emphasizing that any conversation would only happen if Hogan offers an apology. The animosity stems from a long history of conflict over wrestler rights and unionization within WWE, further complicated by Hogan's recent political endorsements. Ventura's comments illustrate a deep-seated resentment that appears unlikely to resolve anytime soon.