>>14371948>>14373102Whew, more official WWE/A&E Biographic/Dark Side of the Ring narrative baloney, yes, right, despite Hogan single handedly revolutionizing the business at age 43 and making wrestling cool again and popping WCW's ratings hard, just 3 short years later "he was too old and nobody cared about him anymore!!!!"
If you actually watched the shows, looked at the ratings, PPV buys, etc., Hogan and Goldberg were the only two keeping WCW afloat in the late 90s/early 00s. Then Hogan came back to WWF, was supposed to be heel against one of the most over guys in history, and instead totally pop-mogged him at Wrestlemania, and then had one of the biggest and most sustained deafening pops the night after, and went on a high-drawing run for a bit as well.
Stop spewing bullshit.
