Need more reasons to hate Hogan?

[Theo Dious]

Very honestly, everything up to WM7 is fully justified to me by the fact that Hogan had made the business to that point. Only the stuff after is really questionable. I just want to add though:

Hogan is later booked to win the title from Triple H, but is dissapointed when it comes with the condition he drop it to Undertaker a month later.

He also works like shit in the match against Taker, virtually deadweighting his chokeslam.

[.44 Magdalene]

Originally Posted by DarthTedious He also works like shit in the match against Taker, virtually deadweighting his chokeslam.

Virtually? If it's the match I think it is, he totally deadweighted it. It looked absolutely terrible.

[Dave Youell]

Originally Posted by .44 Magdalene Virtually? If it's the match I think it is, he totally deadweighted it. It looked absolutely terrible.

It’s not deadweighting, it’s really poor timing

Hulk goes to take it too early

Then Taker tries to do it, but it looks like Hogan stops him

Then Hogan takes the softest bump in the history of wrestling

I think it was mis-communication

[Theo Dious]

Originally Posted by Dave Youell It’s not deadweighting, it’s really poor timing Hulk goes to take it too early Then Taker tries to do it, but it looks like Hogan stops him Then Hogan takes the softest bump in the history of wrestling I think it was mis-communication

From the Undertaker? The guy who has given far better chokeslams to Kane, Big Daddy V, Mark Henry, and the Big Show? If it was anyone else but Hogan I might buy that, but what it says to me is "Hogan didn't want to look bad."