– According to a report by Chris Featherstone, he was informed by sources that Hulk Hogan believes the negative reaction was due to political differences, claiming he stands for values the crowd didn’t agree with, saying, “he stood for what they didn’t stand for.”
It was reported that Hogan wasn’t surprised by the reaction, as he “thought it was going to be 50/50” heading into a city like Los Angeles.
– Sportscaster Kay Adams (via Up & Adams) says nobody is better than wrestling fans after attending RAW’s Netflix debut:
“I have to say wrestling fans are the most welcoming sports fanbase ever. I felt so welcomed by the wrestling community. It’s such a beautiful thing and all I heard was “Welcome!”. Nobody made me feel stupid for not knowing anything.”
– Congratulations to Frankie Kazarian and TNA hall of famer Tracy Brooks…
The best 15 years of my life. I am a blessed man beyond words. Happy anniversary @TheTraciBrooks pic.twitter.com/nA1xzUCkpe
— Frankie Kazarian (@FrankieKazarian) January 7, 2025
Yeah, it was all political. I’m sure it had nothing to do with that audio tape where Hogan was dropping the N word from a few years ago. I mean, Undertaker has shown conservative leanings, but he got a good pop from the crowd.
But yeah, it was all political as far as Hogan’s concerned.
@Disgruntled Jobber
That’s likely because people like Taker more for his wrestling than his politics, much like Kane. And, that even goes for Hogan.
If any of them was purely in politics, they’d be about as popular all around as an Alex Jones (FYI: Jones isn’t a very well-liked person in general society).
The woke mob are such sore losers. We won, snowflakes and America is great again.
Yes, congratulations to Kaz and Traci. Fifteen years is a good milestone. May they be happy together for the rest of their lives