Thread: Hogan at Wrestlemania 25?
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Old 02-20-2009, 05:47 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by Mr Bone View Post
Anyone else think this Jericho angle is gonna end up with him and Hogan at 25?
Hopefully, this doesn't happen. The WWE are mistaken if they think Hogan will elicit the same level of face pops that he did when he faced The Rock. This is no longer 2002.

A large part of Hogan's cheers stemmed from the fact that the fans weren't supposed to cheer for him. Hulkamania was revitalized as result of that.

Furthermore - I highly HIGHLY doubt that Hulk Hogan would do the job for Jericho.....especially if he didn't do it for the likes of Shawn Michaels and Randy Orton (both of which are bigger stars than Jericho).

Furthermore - even IF Jericho got a victory over Hogan, it would ultimately be WASTED...since the WWE, in all likelihood, will never let Jericho be their #1 guy. Jericho is well behind John Cena, Randy Orton, Dave Batista, Edge and Triple H on the company depth chart.

This is another reason why I don't want Jericho to hypothetically defeat someone like Stone Cold Steve Austin at Wrestlemania.

If Austin or Hogan were to face Jericho, it should result in a victory for the 'legend'.....and this of course, would suck for Jericho and his fans.
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