Hogan training for WWE return

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Am I the only one who wants him to sign for WWE and have a match at Mania 30? Even if it's 2 minutes and horrendous. I marked out so much when he faced Orton at SummerSlam (06 I believe)
 

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Everyone who was around in the late eighties/early nineties would mark at a Hogan appearance. Coincidently, that age group is now in their 20s and 30s which I would assume is the largest age group of PPV buyers. It'd be best for business whether you all like it or not. Deep down I'm still a 6 year old Hulkamaniac, brother. If "I am a real American" suddenly starting blasting on RAW I'd pre a little, not gonna lie.


I'm 19 and I would too, anyone who knows shit about wrestlings history will.

If he does come back have him be in a tag match with a young babyface to get the hot tag, a one on one doesn't work now but pair him with Big E against Axel and Ryback with Hulk coming in Hulking up cleaning house hitting the leg drop before tagging E in for the Big Ending. Hulk gets his big pop and E gets a nice rub as Hulk signs him as a future legend.
 
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If Hogan can't come back for a singles match, I'd rather he didn't come back at all (from an in-ring standpoint.) Sticking him in a tag team match of any kind wouldn't do him justice. I know his "One More Match" from Backlash 2005 was a tag match, but I don't know that anyone really thought that would be his last match. Imagine Austin or Rock returning in a tag team match.
 

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Hulk can come home to WWE and go out like the champion he is. I'm glad he's not wasting any more time in fucking TNA. What a shit hole. They're going down the tubes now that Hogan's gone. It boggles my mind why Sting would still associate himself with that "organization".

I use the word "organization" in the loosest possible sense.

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Hulk can come home to WWE and go out like the champion he is. I'm glad he's not wasting any more time in fucking TNA. What a shit hole. They're going down the tubes now that Hogan's gone. It boggles my mind why Sting would still associate himself with that "organization".

I use the word "organization" in the loosest possible sense.

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Sting wanted to sign with WWE in 2011 (and face the Undertaker at Wrestlemania 27) but McMahon wanted him to work a full schedule, even at his advanced age.
 

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It's Vince's fault. Sting wanted to sign with WWE in 2011 (and face the Undertaker at Wrestlemania 27) but McMahon wanted him to work a full schedule, even at his advanced age.

Where did you hear this? From either Vince or Sting themselves? That sounds like bullshit to me.