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Savage never really took a backseat to Warrior other than when Warrior was champ, which realistically how it shoulda been.
Hogan was a double edged sword. It's easy to argue that everyone shoulda taken the backseat to him, but it could also be argued that if he backed off the spotlight a bit, when he won the championship again it would have been more effective... more specifically with Warrior because when Savage won in 88 Hogan was supposed to be at the top. When Warrior won it's when the cuntier side of Hogan showed and it was sooner rather than later that he began wearing out his welcome.
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