According to F4WOnline.com, wrestling legend Hulk Hogan will be re-signing with TNA Wrestling, as he reached out to WWE and they offered him far less money than what TNA was willing to give him. Several part-timers like The Rock and Brock Lesnar will make more in a match than what Hogan will make in a year at TNA, and with WWE offering less the move was out of the question.

TNA began airing advertisements for Bound for Glory that include the Hulkster earlier this week.

r wrote:

they offered him far less money than what TNA was willing to give him

LolTNA

r wrote:

Several part-timers like The Rock and Brock Lesnar will make more in a match than what Hogan will make in a year at TN

But LolWWE as well.

I've got free suicide pills if anyone wants to join me?

How much money does he need? I'm sure whatever WWE would pay him, it'd be a pretty comfortable life. Probably a lot less stressful than TNA too. I mean, all he would've had to do for WWE was to show up and get the crowd to pop, cut a promo maybe, drop a leg.

I don't trust this information due to all that is said afterwards. How would they know how much Rock and Lesnar make per match--and the mere thought that those two are paid more for one match than a year for Hulk, that is just silly.

I made a post and then saw everything was edited...who fucked with everything?

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R.I.P. TNA... too soon?

I really don't see a problem with Hulk at TNA.

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Several part-timers like The Rock and Brock Lesnar will make more in a match than what Hogan will make in a year at TNA, and with WWE offering less the move was out of the question.

Damn.

10SD wrote:

I really don't see a problem with Hulk at TNA.

He isn't going to kill them, like the whole World exaggerates lol.

Personally, he just offers nothing to the product. His segments are very stale now and just do the same thing over and over...and I can't remember how many times he's forgot what he has to say. He gets a good pop each week from the crowd, but that isn't going to sell tickets like they want.

They should just move on from Hogan. The product doesn't get better because he is there and he isn't needed. I have come to grow rather tired of non-wrestling guys being the centre of TNA's attention for years now.

Chilly wrote:

10SD wrote:

I really don't see a problem with Hulk at TNA.

He isn't going to kill them, like the whole World exaggerates lol.

Yeah. It's not like they're having money problems or anything

I love Hogan as a GM, but not when he is the key point in a storyline. When he goes out there to set up matches for the night and ppvs, put people over on the mic (which he has done), GM stuff, said brother and leaves that's when Hogan is good. in 2012 between that little space when there was no Immortal or Aces and Eight was Hogan's best point in TNA. He had about two appearances a night and he just did GM stuff, wasn't getting in storylines or anything. But when Aces and Eights Came around, it became worst than his 2010-2011 reign.

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It's not really about Hogan anymore as it became all about Sting and MEM vs. Aces & Eights.

^which btw is staler than swamp water.

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It hasn't been circled around that for ages. Everything has been about AJ Styles and Dixie since he won the BfG Series. MEM and A&8s is a long afterthought now.