Thread: WWE should "stack RAW" with it's highest drawing wrestlers
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Old 12-12-2012, 11:22 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Heyman View Post
Again.

Hogan. WCW. 1996.

Hogan was a far bigger face and legend than Cena was, and like Cena, had been a face for numerous years.

If Hogan could make the turn, then so can Cena.
Different time period. Different demographic. And when Hogan turned there were faces that were already huge. They didn't turn him and then try to get someone to "fill his spot". There were already guys at that level.
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