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That’s that dude Andy Hillgan
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That’s that dude Andy Hillgan
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Latest Backstage News On Jeff Hardy's AEW Contract Status, When He'll Be A Free Agent - Wrestling Inc.
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So he will be a FA by tomorrow.
Just sign a wwe legends deal with your brother and get inducted in to the HOF next year, call it a career.
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Isn’t Matt Hardy back with TNA now? Jeff may just go back there.
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Who is that guy? Please clarify.
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Are we back to a point where kayfabe matters outside of the show?
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Thurston the last real wrestling journalist
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Great to see PILLman getting thecelticspride34 special. Even got it done on the bus. Classy stuff
peep the stylez branding. I’m glad my brand is reaching deep. Money stays long
How you know how I get my nuts shaved?
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I'm watching Ultimate Warrior's bio again and I cant get over this dude demanding 500k from Vince and to make as much if not more than Hogan. Then Hogan proceeded to come up with a plan where him, Slaughter and Sid pack Warrior out. 
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I think word was he's just doing a date by date thing. No real contract.
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I didn't realize this was 31 years ago. But I do recall this match happened in June 1993 at that event. It was crazy how he couldn't do 
against Yokozuna in that match. He couldn't knock him off his feet. Yokozuna kicked out of the corny leg drop.
In retrospect, I realized years later that WWF was phasing Hogan out during the ending of his time there based on the litany of unfavorable outcomes. It basically began in November 1991 when he lost the title to The Undertaker at Survivor Series. He regained the title at This Tuesday Night In Texas later that year, only to have it stripped from him for getting caught cheating in the match. He got eliminated by Sid at the 1992 Royal Rumble. The main event match pitting him against Ric Flair at WrestleMania VIII got scrapped due to lack of interest. He lost via disqualification in a tag team match for the titles at WrestleMania IX. Then that loss to Yokozuna in June 1993 was the final straw.
That's supposed planned backstage beatdown of The Ultimate Warrior at SummerSlam 1991 that Hogan claimed to propose is quite old because he mentioned it on The Self-Destruction Of The Ultimate Warrior DVD that came out in 2005.
Tha bio is just rehashing stuff during this decade.
And it's hard to believe if Hogan truly proposed that beatdown to settle things because a majority of the that's come out of his mouth has been a litany of lies for the last several years. I'm going to say the worst lie he ever told was that UFC offered him a chance to compete there in the '90s. 
against Yokozuna in that match. He couldn't knock him off his feet. Yokozuna kicked out of the corny leg drop.In retrospect, I realized years later that WWF was phasing Hogan out during the ending of his time there based on the litany of unfavorable outcomes. It basically began in November 1991 when he lost the title to The Undertaker at Survivor Series. He regained the title at This Tuesday Night In Texas later that year, only to have it stripped from him for getting caught cheating in the match. He got eliminated by Sid at the 1992 Royal Rumble. The main event match pitting him against Ric Flair at WrestleMania VIII got scrapped due to lack of interest. He lost via disqualification in a tag team match for the titles at WrestleMania IX. Then that loss to Yokozuna in June 1993 was the final straw.
I'm watching Ultimate Warrior's bio again and I cant get over this dude demanding 500k from Vince and to make as much if not more than Hogan. Then Hogan proceeded to come up with a plan where him, Slaughter and Sid pack Warrior out.
That's supposed planned backstage beatdown of The Ultimate Warrior at SummerSlam 1991 that Hogan claimed to propose is quite old because he mentioned it on The Self-Destruction Of The Ultimate Warrior DVD that came out in 2005.
Tha bio is just rehashing stuff during this decade.
And it's hard to believe if Hogan truly proposed that beatdown to settle things because a majority of the
that's come out of his mouth has been a litany of lies for the last several years. I'm going to say the worst lie he ever told was that UFC offered him a chance to compete there in the '90s. 
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I didn't realize this was 31 years ago. But I do recall this match happened in June 1993 at that event. It was crazy how he couldn't do
In retrospect, I realized years later that WWF was phasing Hogan out during the ending of his time there based on the litany of unfavorable outcomes. It basically began in November 1991 when he lost the title to The Undertaker at Survivor Series. He regained the title at This Tuesday Night In Texas later that year, only to have it stripped from him for getting caught cheating in the match. He got eliminated by Sid at the 1992 Royal Rumble. The main event match pitting him against Ric Flair at WrestleMania VIII got scrapped due to lack of interest. He lost via disqualification in a tag team match for the titles at WrestleMania IX. Then that loss to Yokozuna in June 1993 was the final straw.
They was tryna make Lex the next Hogan around that time
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