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Hogan to TNA: Good or bad?
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Nick
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 Hogan to TNA: Good or bad?
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But Jaber said he kept one secret from his captors, fearing the treatment could get worse. "I mean I like rap, just imagine them playing jazz."
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| Sat Oct 11, 2003 10:25 pm |
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LC
Can thou not hearest? Let me turneth it up!
Joined: Mon Sep 29, 2003 3:37 am
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| Sat Oct 11, 2003 10:27 pm |
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HallsyHatesU
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I would say it's good but I have no interest in seeing him against Jarrett. Maybe if Hogan completely squashed him....
Seriously, though, Jarrett is so overexposed on that show. He had the title for too long, he has to break up every heel beatdown (unless it's New Church), and now he has another title shot. And when they bring in someone huge, Jarrett gets to headline with him? I'm so fuckin' sick of him. He was never very entertaining to begin with. Sure, I like seeing someone get bashed over the head with a guitar as much as the next guy, but it gets old. JJ's matches are friggin' boring and his mic skills are LAME.
From Jimmy Hart interview:
"Jimmy said that he's always like Randy, but he doesn't see how anybody would want to see a match because a 54 year-old man made a challenge in a rap song. He feels that the Hogan/Jarrett/Russo storyline that started in WCW would draw better than Hogan and Savage."
I would mark right the fuck out for Hogan/Savage. Hogan vs. Jarrett I really don't give a shit about.
If Hogan stays in TNA for a few more matches with better wrestlers, then it will be a GREAT thing for TNA.
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| Sun Oct 12, 2003 3:20 am |
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LC
Can thou not hearest? Let me turneth it up!
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If it was Hogan/Savage... I would find a way to get TNA.
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I have no money, I am a failure, my leaders have led me to ruin, and I welcome the absolving embrace of death.
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| Sun Oct 12, 2003 3:41 am |
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HallsyHatesU
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Exactly.
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| Sun Oct 12, 2003 3:47 am |
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Franklin Pierce
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I'm not sure what to think. I can't see Hogan being there that long (I'm thinking a month at the absolute most), because they just can't afford him.
I'm not sure what he can really do for the company in that amount of time. Hogan vs Dusty would be pretty cool, though haha.
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