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Ghost clearly had the worst argument. Let's not forget about Echelon saying that Misawa drawing Gates of 1500 every night made Misawa a bigger draw than Taker
I'm sure as hell not. He was 5'10 and 256lbs, but the bear hug is his finisher?
I'm sure as hell not. He was 5'10 and 256lbs, but the bear hug is his finisher?
Can we all agree that Paper Ghost's argument that Taker has a Bollywood film about him, so he's more famous than Hulk fucking Hogan, is the most asinine argument in the whole damn tournament?
Dear boy it was in response to your molehill comment. I have shown you how Taker's fame has spread to far corners. Re-read and you will know that he was at one time more famous than Hogan.
Overall around the globe, and I have said this, he is as popular as Hogan, if not more. He just is.
I know, and that was my point that he has to stay in gimmick and then act in a movie as such. Doesn't that bother everyone as much as it did me?
Much to my chagrin, I have had to counter and the basis of that thread for me has become, Undertaker is just as popular around the world as Hogan. I have said there why Taker can't be THE guy.
Hogan is the most recognizable man in the history of professional wrestling. This isn't just an opinion held by one man, it's pretty much an accepted truth. He's the biggest crossover star wrestling has ever offered, and is the reason for not just one promotion becoming #1, but two promotions, one in which was notorious for losing money.
There are plenty of arguments to be made for Taker. You've chosen the absolute worst one
Most recognizable around the world? No. I have been around the South Asian Subcontinent, and people know Taker. Told you WWF really started airing in 93, Hogan left by 94. WCW started airing by 97. People had no idea about his WWF Hulkamania legacy. A huge chunk of the world population had no idea. But they knew this spooky Undertaker.
KB has convinced me Hogan is perhaps the most successful pro wrestler based on his track record like 2 years ago. I haven't argues since then as to why Hogan is bigger than Austin. What you say, I have realized long back.
That thread for me has spiralled into proving that Taker is more recognizable. With Hogan in TNA maybe more so now.
I am just speaking of his popularity globally.
Not to mention that Hogan was a massive draw in Japan... which was the hotbed of pro wrestling in Asia. Taker's global popularity is based on WWE's global popularity, and WWE wasn't globally popular until the early to mid 2000's.
And, probably the most important thing;
Without Hulk Hogan, the WWE doesn't have global popularity
Paper Ghost, you're off the hook.
Killjoy has supplied an argument far worse than yours
Looking back I kinda lament that I made my posts about how Taker is more popular than Hogan, I have given ample proof as I lived through it, how Taker is more recognizable in a huge part and would and would be a legit draw.
Would't he draw in Europe and Australia? Wouldn't people pay to see him there?
People would pay to see the WWE; not Taker. As an independent his star power greatly decreases. For proof, how is Rock's movie career been going since he cut ties with WWE? Is Jericho a bigger name thanks to music and television or due to his work with WWE?
Hogan was a massive star despite the WWE machine.
Make sense, but I wish I could show you that Undertaker is a very famous figure in a big chunka land down here. I think he could.
If a Aussie or British fan could chime in and answer this scenario...would they pay to see The Deadman? Just the Deadman.