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Originally Posted by redoneja
I see where you're coming from but when you really put it in perspective, Hogan didn't have as much to work with as Austin did in terms of TV exposure, PPVs, and even merchandising.
Now, I'm not saying Hogan was never on TV or anything but Austin had Raw (and later Smackdown) every week, while Hulk had mainly syndicated programs. It's not necessarily something to fault Austin for, I just think the two different business models can help put their careers in perspective.
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Quality post right there and I agree.
I voted Hogan, though my heart wanted to say Austin becuase of the era I grew up in. But Hogan continues to prove it. He shows up in TNA and all of a suddent they're topping their previous ratings mark week in and week out.
Also, he has constantly found a way to have a heavy impact on the last 4 decades of wrestling in three different companies; WWF in the 80's, WCW in the 90's, back to the E in the early part of the decade, and now in TNA in 2010.