Thread: Hogan's WWF/E Legacy?
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Old 03-01-2005, 09:13 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by The Answer
Well the WWE nearly went out of buisness due to the NWO fan base.Considering Hogan was the leader and he was never a heel he probably drew quite alot of fans
I thought you were talking about the period right after Hogan left, because it took nearly 3 years after Hogan joined WCW for them to beat WWF. By 1997 Hogan didn't draw all the fans himself, it was a group effort, and the largest portion of that effort came from Sting.

STILL, Hogan will be remembered for his success in the 80's-early 90's more than anything else.
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