Thread: QUESTION - Was Hulk Hogan more of a "team player" than Stone Cold Steve Austin?
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Old 11-13-2008, 04:59 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Jeritron View Post
Hogan jobbing to Goldberg was in his best interest. Same with most of the others. Everything he's done is in the interest of himself

How so?

By that logic, how are some of Austin's jobs (i.e. jobbing to HHH at No Way Out 01', jobbing to Angle at No Mercy 01'), any different?

One could say that Austin willingly jobbed to HHH (with an asteriks attached), knowing that he would become champ at Wrestlemania anyway (with HHH playing "second fiddle" once Austin-Vince-HHH got together).

One could say that Austin willingly jobbed to Angle (with an asteriks attached), so that he could defeat Angle a short time later (Austin defeated Angle twice after this.....one time cleanly).
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