On January 4th, the WWE and TNA will battle for ratings, each backing one man against another. TNA choose Hulk Hogan, a man who was have seen a lot lately, past his prime. Bret Hart, also past his prime, is being backed by the WWE, a company that hasn't showed him in a match since 1997, a man who we haven't really saw a lot of in general.
But are these two men, each over 50, each with little to no abilities left in the ring, the two men that are the best men to lead each opposing side in the great war of 2010?
Looking through the Annals of time, are there any heroes left out there that could grab the flags of the companies and lead them to larger victories than Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart?
Bret Hart probably at most has one match left in him, and I think it will be wasted on Vince. But there are better talents out there than Bret Hart in the ring. Bret Hart however has little exposure since leaving the WCW. He has only been on WWE TV twice, never live on a wrestling show, and to say there are Bret Hart fans out there, is like saying I like beer a bit.
Hulk Hogan is also the marred as one of the biggest draws of all time, but is he still a draw? He is the weak part for me of this special evening. But are there any bigger draws, which is my question afterall.
We saw a man known as The Warrior come back to the wrestling world in Spain to have a couple matches. They are pretty shitty matches afterall, but I think Warrior can put on better and more matches than Hogan. But could he draw?
What about a talent like Goldberg? Could Goldberg outdraw Hogan? I don't think so, but we have seen less of him than Hogan. But he would draw me more than any free agent out there, and because I am sure that there are no WWE talent that are becoming free agents who would want to cross over by that time.
So can you think of someone who would be a better draw for Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart out there? The Warrior? Goldberg? Sid Vicious?
But are these two men, each over 50, each with little to no abilities left in the ring, the two men that are the best men to lead each opposing side in the great war of 2010?
Looking through the Annals of time, are there any heroes left out there that could grab the flags of the companies and lead them to larger victories than Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart?
Bret Hart probably at most has one match left in him, and I think it will be wasted on Vince. But there are better talents out there than Bret Hart in the ring. Bret Hart however has little exposure since leaving the WCW. He has only been on WWE TV twice, never live on a wrestling show, and to say there are Bret Hart fans out there, is like saying I like beer a bit.
Hulk Hogan is also the marred as one of the biggest draws of all time, but is he still a draw? He is the weak part for me of this special evening. But are there any bigger draws, which is my question afterall.
We saw a man known as The Warrior come back to the wrestling world in Spain to have a couple matches. They are pretty shitty matches afterall, but I think Warrior can put on better and more matches than Hogan. But could he draw?
What about a talent like Goldberg? Could Goldberg outdraw Hogan? I don't think so, but we have seen less of him than Hogan. But he would draw me more than any free agent out there, and because I am sure that there are no WWE talent that are becoming free agents who would want to cross over by that time.
So can you think of someone who would be a better draw for Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart out there? The Warrior? Goldberg? Sid Vicious?