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Hogan.
He had the creative control, and honestly, neither man had anything to lose by losing that match. Both of them are legends and can pretty much do anything now and that will never change. HBK's actions were immature and unfair to the people who paid to see the match. I mean, if it had gone the other way would we have gotten a better, more epic contest out of the two because Michaels had his heart in it? How is it fair that we were robbed of that because HBK, of all people, was bitching about having to job?
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