Thread: Is there an element of homoeroticism to WWE's odd obsession with big men?
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Old 01-28-2015, 04:35 AM   #32
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Hogan was THE guy that put WWE on the map, and delivered an unprecedented run for the company that gave them sustained mainstream appeal for the first time. They've been trying to recreate this for 30 years. Hogan was a big guy, so they need big guy to replicate it.
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