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I am the cheese
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But Hulk Hogan did draw and the company grew significantly. How did that not happen??
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I am the cheese
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I personally think Hulk Hogan did carry the WWE in the 80's. Were there other great wrestlers around in WWE? Of course. Vince McMahon was smart in getting talent from other promotions and helped making shows like Saturday Night's Main Event and the PPVs enjoyable from top to bottom. I believe the comparison between Hulk and Cena is accurate in terms of marketing. Still doesn't mean that Hulk didn't significantly draw for WWE and that he was the main guy.
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