Hogan sucks

[Guest LesnarLunatic]

the piece of shit will not retire, he just squashed Brock and Angle tonight.

 

WAY TO MAKE YOUR #1 CONTENDER LOOK GOOD!

 

let's have Hogan KO him with his shitty old man chairshots

 

Hogan can't even take the fucking Angleslam or F-5 correctly

 

he fucking flips onto his hip after the F-5

 

Note to Hogan: RETIRE

[Guest Angle-plex]

I respect Hogan. He's put over Angle (Clean), Rock, Taker, and others.

 

But he does need to retire.

[Guest Anglesault]

WAY TO MAKE YOUR #1 CONTENDER LOOK GOOD!

 

Yeah, that could have killed Brock's heat!

 

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!

 

 

Or, in Brock-ese

 

That (huff) could have (puff) killed (huff, wheeze) Brock's (hack) Heat! (coughing fit)

[Guest The Ruthless Aggressor]

How could Brock have been so exhausted if his match with Henry lasted all of two minutes?

[Guest Anglesault]

Last week he was exhasted from just lifting him up.

[Guest jester]

Can we form a new hhhaters branch, where hhh stands for Hollywood Hulk Hogan? Call us "hhaters 2." Or words to that effect?

[Guest Shaved Bear]

id be the HHH-HHHater then...

[Guest Daredevil21]

There's no doubt that Hogan is awful in the ring, but you know what? You shouldn't be complaining, because he's doing everything he's being told to do, and that includes working with midcarders, putting guys over, and generally taking a midcard position on the roster. And guess what? He's STILL that damn over. Yeah, it sucks to watch him in the ring, but I don't think anyone should be complaining since he's pretty much a glorified JTTS now, and he's steered clear of any political backstage BS.

 

Since his return, he's had one PPV victory, that being his title win. Aside from that one victory he has cleanly put over Rock and Angle, jobbed to Taker, and been on the losing side of a tag team title match against Christian and Lance Storm. That's pretty impressive if you ask me, and it just shows that Hogan, after years of being a rabid backstage politician, finally knows his role in the company. This is his final run, he knows it, and that's why I think he's trying to go out as a "good" guy. I think we're witnessing Hogan's farewell tour, and it'll probably wrap up in the next few months, so I say, let him have it, and leave it alone since he's clearly doing everything he's told. I know I probably come off sounding like a Hogan mark, and truth be told, I am still a bit of one from my childhood, but that doesn't really influence my stance on him right now. I see a legend who knows that he can't be number one, as far as card placement goes, and is actually putting some young guys out on his way out.

[Guest bob_barron]

Give Hogan credit for doing the right thing.

 

At KOTR he tapped for the first time ever (well that's how they're selling it) to Kurt Angle. He put him over big time. Hogan could've gotten his heat back after the match if he wanted to. He didn't. He probably could've made it so he didn't tap but he did the right thing.

 

Sure him winning the title was dumbass move but that was Vince overestimating his popularity. Hogan is doing just fine in the midcard where he can do all his signature stuff and make the crowd crazy.

 

He's helped make Vince McMahon a rich man so let him have his farwell run. I think it's cool getting to see Hogan have his one final run. I always hoped he'd get it and now he is and Hogan is being professional about it and I salute him for it.

[Guest LexLugerRules]

I would rather see Hulk Hogan main eventing Summerslam, than I will seeing Brock Lesnar main eventing.

 

Atleast Hogan is over, and is entertaining.

 

Instead Brock's "roar! I'm a big beast! roar!"

[Guest bps "The Truth" 21]

I like Hogan more than Brock.

 

Neither has done squat for me in the ring...but at least one is over.

[Guest Austin3164life]

Never liked Hogan, never will. Jobbing for only 5-6 months out of your 20-30 year career doesn't do anything for me. I don't see how his character can still be somewhat over today, aside from nostalgia grabbing everyone's balls.