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Originally Posted by Rammsteinmad
Whilst that is true DR, it is still fucking pathetic on WWE's behalf.
I don't ever (or often) go for one of those 'during the Attitude Era' lines, but seriously, back in the day people were wearing WCW shirts to WWF and vice versa all the time.
I can understand if he wore a TNA t-shirt or something, but come on, as much as I hate Hulk Hogan (I wish he would die) he is still one of the biggest superstars in the companies history. It's like they're treating Hogan like Chris Benoit (except Hogan is a thousand times worse) :foc:
However, if the guy got to keep the WWE t-shirt, then fuck it that's cool. I'd settle for that.
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Oh, I agree Ram. But while it's a scumbag move, I also get the reasoning behind it. Why in God's name would you want anyone to show up to your event plugging someone else's image and/or promotion?
I'm just trying to be objective here, despite not particularly agreeing with the action in question.
12-10-2010, 04:21 AM
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