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-- Sources claim unless a major problem persists in contract negotiations, Hulk Hogan is a sure-in to sign the dotted lines on his WWF contract today. Kevin Nash and Scott Hall officially signed their contracts on January 18th.
-- A lot of consideration will go into Hulk Hogan's portion of the nWo storyline at today's meeting. A lot of consideration has been given to debuting Nash and Hall as early as Monday's RAW with hints and clues building to an anticipated return of Hulk Hogan to the nWo at No Way Out (which yes has the same initials as nWo).
-- The only other option being thrown around is to have Vince McMahon continue to build-up the nWo's return to help him "destroy the WWF" which could be drawn out to the February 17th No Way Out pay-per view.
*From a report from WrestleZone*
> hell let's make the WWF into a retirement home for all the old past it stars to
> hang out and chat. they did have the WCW but that's finished now
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The whole of WWF is getting filled with WCW and ECW stars these days.
Michael Wilson
> AfroJoe wrote:
> Ben Hodgetts wrote:
oh god no before it's even started WWF
> have already managed
> to destroy the NWO angle. it happened in WCW and now
> it's going to happen in the
> WWF. Hogan is
going to totally kill the NWO.
> the NWO was going nice and easy
> until hogan
decided to gate crash the
> party. he's just some dumb old man trying
> to regain
his youth and
> popularity. sorry Hulkster but your limelights been
> taken by
rocky,
> austin, hhh, kurt, jericho etc. nash and hall are easy to
> understand
> as
to why they would be in the NWO but Hogan?? he thinks he's god
> and
> most likely
is going to try and use his past glories to direct the
>
> storyline to where he
wants it to go and most likely that's the main event
> at
> wrestlemania. you all
think rock's ego is bad? you haven't seen
> anything
> compared to hogans
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Hogan was a great wrestler back in his time. One of the best ever but I don't see it doing the WWF any good by bringing him back at his old age. Nash and Hall are fine, but Hogan? No.
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Hogan's return will be exellent! Sure, he's over age but Hogan is a true living legend! His return will remind me of the good old days when I first watched it. God bless himand more power to him.
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I'm not going to make any more comments until I have actually witnessed him in the ring. I have a feeling he may be more of a manager type person though, he is around the same age as Flair and what does he do in the way of wrestling? Here is your answer, one match every 3 or 4 months.
> Ben Hodgetts wrote:
oh god no before it's even started WWF have already managed
> to destroy the NWO angle. it happened in WCW and now it's going to happen in the
> WWF. Hogan is
going to totally kill the NWO. the NWO was going nice and easy
> until hogan
decided to gate crash the party. he's just some dumb old man trying
> to regain
his youth and popularity. sorry Hulkster but your limelights been
> taken by
rocky, austin, hhh, kurt, jericho etc. nash and hall are easy to
> understand as
to why they would be in the NWO but Hogan?? he thinks he's god
> and most likely
is going to try and use his past glories to direct the
> storyline to where he
wants it to go and most likely that's the main event at
> wrestlemania. you all
think rock's ego is bad? you haven't seen anything
> compared to hogans
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Hogan was a great wrestler back in his
> time. One of the best ever but I don't see it doing the WWF any good by bringing
> him back at his old age. Nash and Hall are fine, but Hogan? No.
Hogan's return will be exellent! Sure, he's over age but Hogan is a true living legend! His return will remind me of the good old days when I first watched it. God bless himand more power to him.