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Hogan did an interview with Time Magazine, apparently, and this is what he reportedly said on signing with TNA:
"When I woke up and realized I should be my own man and be responsible for being happy, I realized I still have a lot to contribute to the wrestling business. And jumping into TNA [Total Nonstop Action] and being a part of that company is huge. I have a chance to give back and help these young wrestlers who don't understand the business and the art form."
To me, that started off good, but then it got more shady towards the end. "Teaching them the art form" could be taken in a constructive "giving them backstage advice" way -- but it could also mean Hogan will show them how to strap on a World Title belt. But then again, "giving back" could just mean Hogan wants to work with a smaller competitor, and give them the rub just by showing up.
I'm very curious, but Hogan as TNA World Heavyweight Champion is not something I am particularly interested in seeing.
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