Hogan continues to dig a deeper hole with black talent.

In an interview with Bill Apter, Hulk Hogan says the wrestlers who haven’t forgiven him don’t know the true meaning of “Brotherhood”:

On Triple H and Vince McMahon telling him they wanted him to speak with WWE’s black talent:

“I said no, I’m not gonna do it. If I come back, I want to talk to everybody. Because what I did not only hurt the business, it hurt white, black, every athlete you have. Japanese. Everybody that’s involved and loves this business. What I said hurt this business.”

On the reaction to his addressing the WWE locker room:

“A lot of people accepted my apology. And a lot of people heard what they wanted to hear and a lot of the narrative that came out of the meeting was on point. A lot of the narrative was really different. I was surprised to hear some people interpreted what I said that I was just sorry I got caught on camera, or whatever they interpreted, but I never said that.”

On those talent like New Day and Titus O’Neil who didn’t accept his apology:

“I just hope the brotherhood can get back to the way it was. Outside the ring, you’re supposed to protect your brother. In this case, it’s a situation where 75, 80, 90 percent of the wrestlers are protecting me and they’re giving me another chance to move forward. There’s just a few wrestlers that kinda like don’t understand the bond and the brotherhood of wrestling. If someone makes a mistake, you need to forgive them and move on and try to let them prove themselves.”

(The Spotlight)

So, he's basically saying the people who didn't accept his apology don't "understand" the business or the kinship involved. Hogan, you complete cockwomble, if you were looking out for all your brothers regardless of skin colour you wouldn't be in this mess.