In the 1980s, Hulk Hogan, the performer, and Mr. McMahon, the promoter, revolutionized professional wrestling, taking it from dark, smoke-filled arenas to the mainstream. When Mr. McMahon gave birth to WrestleMania in 1985, the main attraction was Hogan. Two years later, Mr. McMahon wanted WrestleMania to be "bigger, badder and better" than ever. WrestleMania III, then, was held in front of 93,172 fans at the Pontiac Silverdome. The largest ever in-door attendance record. The main attraction? Hogan. But it was only a few years later that Hogan sailed away from the WWE & signed up with the dubbla-C-dubbla. Allowing them to become major competition for World Wrestling Entertainment. At Bash at the Beach 96 something unimaginable happened. Hulk joined forces with two of WCWs top heels Kevin Nash & Scott Hall. To form the legendary group the n.W.o. In 2002 Mr. McMahon brought Hogan back with the intention to destroy WWE. But once the Hulkster rekindled his relationship with the fans, he decided he wanted no part of McMahon or the nWo. Shortly after his return, Hogan captured his sixth WWE Championship by pinning Triple H at Backlash.

Hogan secured more WWE gold on July 4, 2002, by pairing up with Edge and winning the Tag Team Championship.

Unfortunately, Mr. McMahon has vowed to pay out the remainder of Hogan's contract while Hogan sits at home.