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Booker T On Why He Never Wanted A Match With Hulk Hogan

Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Jun 22, 2023

Booker T On Why He Never Wanted A Match With Hulk Hogan

During his Hall of Fame podcast, Booker T explained why he never wanted to share the ring with the legendary Hulk Hogan, believing he would not have worked with him due to their differing styles:

“I never wrestled Hogan, but I never really wanted to wrestle Hogan. I just never thought Hogan and I would have great chemistry … I didn’t see our styles working well together at all. I didn’t see that match being a classic or anything like that just because Hogan, at that time especially, didn’t do anything but punches … I could maybe be in a tag team [match with him and a partner against Harlem Heat].

“That might have worked because we would have been the heels and he would have been the babyface. All he would have to do was sell and make a comeback. Leg drop go home. That might have worked.”

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— Ben Jordan Kerin Jun 20, 2023 06:51PM

Source: wrestlinginc.com
Tags: #wwe #hulk hogan #booker t

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