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Old 04-03-2005, 06:03 AM   #9
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That was amazing!!!!!!!!!

Also, the theater was much bigger than I was expecting. I was cheering for Hogan for the first time since I was a kid. Piper is the man though. He was great beyond words tonight. And despite all the bad things people have said about Flair recently, seeing how much he genuinely enjoyed being there was awesome.

I didn't mind Stallone inducting Hogan. They are good friends, let him do it. I didn't hear people booing John Elway's daughter when she inducted her dad into the Pro Football Hall of Fame because she "didn't have anything to do with football." You can say there is a difference between family and friends but who cares. It was Hogan's moment.

On a side note, the thing I love most about things like these are just seeing the guys be themselves. Like seeing JBL and Triple H and Kurt Angle smiling and applauding guys like Hogan and Piper and such was cool to watch.
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