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Originally Posted by Fox
It is a crazy ass contract, but frankly, if WCW was willing to agree, then good for Hogan for getting the cash flow. Can't hate a man for wanting to make a good living, have a nice house, nice things, provide for his children, and of course make enough so that when his wife takes him to church he still has SOMETHING.
And frankly, there's a great explanation in the Death of WCW book where they say that even if WCW eliminated all of these kinds of contracts for guaranteed money, they would STILL have lost money.
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Exactly. Maybe it wasn't best for the company or others involved, but in a situation like this, you can't blame him for getting the most out of the deal. Hogan didn't coerce or force them to agree to the terms in the contract.