FINISH HIM OFF! FINISH HIM OFF!

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YOUR CAREER'S ON THE LINE HERE! DO IT DO IT

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>GOAT face reactions
>GOAT heel heat
>There are ''''''''''''''''people''''''''''' who still try to debate he's not the GOAT

lmao

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HE'S GOT HIM UP!!

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THANK YOU THANK YOU WE GOT A NEW HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD

Is this on the Network? What ppv/TV date is it?

>>1690512
>Killed WCW and TNA

G-g-goat.

>>1690536
>Hogan killed WCW

18+

>>1690536
>Killed WCW

Did you get that from the WWE Network or The Death of WCW by Bryan Alvarez?

>Killed TNA

Nothing besides Big Tunes Billy could have saved that company, which is what he's doing. As long as Dixie was there, it was finished.

>>1690540
Yes he did my friend, yes he did.

>>1690544
TNA was doing great before they went full WWE lite-mode with Bischoff Hogan.

>>1690550
In what sense, the product? Maybe, I wasn't watching and neither was anyone else.

TNA popped their highest ratings by far during the Hogan era and it isn't close. 3 million people watched the first hour of the first Hogan TNA show, I repeat 3 million. People praise Broken Matt for getting 500k viewers, look at that

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They could've gotten Ryback over big time if they had him squash Phil at HIAC 2012

Instead they kept his reign going just for le Rock at the rumble and big guy never recovered

>>1690556
They were slowly but surely going up before 2010 and then they had that Hogan pop for a bit and they went lower than they were before.

And its not like Hogan couldnt do anything. I am pretty sure he had almost full control.

>>1690564
Nobody watched TNA before Hogan came in, and it was "WWE lite" way before. Remember Voodoo Kin Mafia? That was pathetic and TNA would try to bait WWE all the time

And Hogan isn't a booker, he's the GOAT worker. He worked Dixie into giving him money, I guarantee you Bischoff and Russo were running the show while Hogan was counting his checks

>>1690575
>Nobody watched TNA before hogan

They were pulling 1.5s before Hogan

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>>1690575
>Nobody watched TNA before Hogan came in,
T.Hogan

Don't you have tweets to make praising Owens so maybe they will hire you back someday you old fuck?

>>1690578
No they weren't

>Last night's edition of TNA Impact drew a 1.50 rating and averaged 2.20 million viewers over the course of three hours to be TNA's most-watched Impact episode ever.

>Impact peaked with 2.90 million viewers for the 9:00 to 9:15 p.m. EST quarter-hour with Hulk Hogan's debut opposite WWE Raw opening with Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels.

>TNA's previous high rating was a 1.33 rating and 1.97 million viewers on the April 2 Impact prior to WWE's WrestleMania weekend.

>>1690544
>Telling Nick Patrick to count normal to beat Sting

>>1690512
>mfw it was actually Hogan who decided to put Goldberg over semi-clean on Nitro for the belt

really is the goat

>>1690584
>I give up

Ok m8. 2.90 million viewers for Hogans debut lmao, thats probably more than they got combined for Impact the past two months.

Face it, he isn't a booker. He worked Dixie into giving him a paycheck and in the meantime pulled people in, truly the GOAT

>>1690588
>Puts over Goldberg
>Dosn't put over HBK when the fuck wasn't even wrestling almost anymore while HBfaggot was still going strong

Ebin American Hero

>>1690585
They then got crushed week after week

>1.3
Still more than what they did at the end of Hogan/Bischoff

>>1690587
Nobody ever confirmed this. In fact, the only person to go in depth on it was Bischoff, but he was Hogan's bitch so you can take his word with a grain of salt

>>1690592
>hogan
>putting manlets over

>>1690596
Yeah Patrick just had a mental gap

>>1690592
>His appearance alone brought in 235k buys from the previous year and was the highest Summerslam buyrate since 98

HBGay was mad he lost a political battle for the first time in his life and threw a fit in the ring, kek

>>1690593
Because they were competing with WWE, that hasn't worked for anyone since Mid 98 WCW. 3 million viewers on TNA is huge

>>1690600
Who knows, there's no way to defend Hogan on it if he did pay him off but nobody confirmed it. I don't think even Bret Hart has talked about it, and he would be the first to bury Hogan

>>1690591
>Hogan's debut
You do realise that was before Hogan ruined it, right? And the ratings tanked soon after once he had turned it into WWE-lite and hired all his old mates like the Nasty Boys and Flair?

>>1690601
>HBGay was mad he lost a political battle for the first time in his life and threw a fit in the ring, kek
That fag thought he was getting a rematch and going OVER the Hulkster at Unforgiven too lmao

>>1690611
That was a dick move tho. It was Hulk who said he will get a rematch but then started to lie just to be the one finishing this feud with a victory.

>>1690606
>before Hogan ruined it,

Again, he's not the booker. Whose fault is it? It's Dixies fault for getting worked by him, it's like hiring Stone Cold to run your company because he was a huge draw back in the day

>>1690611
He didn't have a clue m8

>>1690601
Yes and all that viewership went away after a week

One quarter hour curiosity pop means shit

>>1690605
It's obvious Hogan screwed it up so he could have an out

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Reminder this segment killed TNA.

And i am pretty sure it wasn't the bookers or Dixie that wanted to do it, if you catch my drift :^)

>>1690619
TNA Lockdown 2013 got a crowd of 7.2k people, I'm pretty sure that's by far their highest ever that wasn't in the UK. Hogan was still there

The ratings flopped because they were going head to head with WWE, alot of the PPVs pulled in big crowds even in 2013 when people would say it was complete shit

>>1690628
Based Hogan literally had her so worked that she was holding on to him not to go back to WWE

How does he do it?

>>1690632
People are retarded and think he was relevant past 2010 so shit like this happend.

>>1690616
Hogan and Bischoff had huge creative control back then, the creative team basically answered to them. Just because Dixie allowed Hogan and Bischoff to ruin it doesn't make them less at fault

>>1690616
>Hogan doesn't have shit ideas
>Blame everything on dixie
>>1690631
And their biggest PPV buy was Joe vs Angle in a cage

>>1690587
That was Hogan's greatest ever moment. He simultaneously buried Sting AND Bret with one pinfall.

>>1690644
And WCW

>>1690639
>>1690640

I highly doubt Hogan was booking, it was obvious he went in there just to get a paycheck and work Dixie. Bischoff and Russo were likely doing everything

>>1690632
>go back to WWE
Top laff. Hogan is blacklisted from WWE. That's one fossil that has been well and truly buried

>>1690647
18+

WCW were winning up until April of 98. Then it was back and forth until Goldberg beat him clean, they won for three weeks in a row which is the longest streak they had post WM14

>43 / 7 / 7 / 1

get a life jesus you cucks

>>1690650
Huh? That picture is from 2013 like two months before he came back

>>1690655
All you have to do to trigger Hogan marks is post how fucking awful he was in booking decisions and they all come like rats to cheese.

>>1690655
>Still 7 IPs

you've been with us for the long haul m8

>>1690660
>Hogan was the booker

haven't we been through this like three times my man

>>1690545
Why cause he left? Fucking moron

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>>1690666
>Hogan didn't have creative control

>>1690672
Why would he use creative control in TNA? He had one match and he was jobbing to Sting, like I said Hogan came in for a paycheck and Bischoff/Russo did everything

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>>1690677
>He had one match and he was jobbing to Sting

Dont remind me of this tragedy. His booking or not. It would have been better if he stayed home in 2010/2011

>>1690677
Hogan didn't have input? Both he and biscoff wanted four sides not six. He wanted his friends there.

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>>1690677
>Why would the boss of creative use creative control

>>1690683
Couldn't believe that A. he took bumps and B. the hulk up still got a huge pop in fucking 2010 lmao

>>1690684
He didn't have any input in the storylines, Bischoff and Russo were doing everything until this

>TNA has shaken up the creative team with two key changes. Vince Russo is no longer head writer and will now have a role as a contributing writer with Matt Conway. Former WWE executive Bruce Prichard is now considered the head writer

It would make no sense for Hogan to fuel his ego in a D fed, he got his money and didn't care as long as the checks were signed.

>>1690688
>Hogan was the boss of creative

>"It was pitched to me that (my) job doesn't change. Eric was going to be in charge of creative for things involving Hulk, because you have to remember Hulk had creative control," Russo said. Bischoff suddenly became a part of the creative team, which consisted of Russo, Bischoff, Conway and Ed Ferrara.

Bischoff was the one who fucked TNA m8, Hogan was there for the money and didn't care what was going on

>>1690689
I think most of the crowd was secretly cringing.

>>1690689
m8 he gave a fuck when he returned for one fucking match in 2005.

He has the biggest ego of any wrestler ever

>>1690698
Hogan was still relevant in 2005 and his appearance got 235k more buys than the previous year, by 2010 he knew he was finished in the ring

>>1690689
Yeah Hogan didn't put his daughter on TV

>>1690705
Genuinely wouldn't be surprised if that was a Bischoff idea. Bischoff also put his son on TV and you have to remember how in love he is with Hogan

>>1690703
>by 2010 he knew he was finished in the ring

Kek. He wanted a match at WM vs Cena 2 years ago.

>>1690707
You got it confused m8, it was WM25 then his back got fucked again and he was finished from there

He killed the rumors of him wrestling at 30

>>1690698
>He has the biggest ego of any wrestler ever

That would be Bret Hart.

>>1690691
>implying Bischoff isn't Hogan's puppet
>implying that isn't a quote from just after hogan's debut and things quickly changed

>>1690728
its from February 2nd 2015

http://www.wrestlinginc.com/wi/news/2015/0202/589129/vince-russo-talks-problems-with-tna-hiring-hulk-hogan-and-eric/

>>1690717
Bret did jobs

>>1690717
Bret only lost it when Vince went full retard with the montreal screwjob

>>1690731
He's talking about when Hogan first came in though