You know, guys, I was on the network watching Nick's, like, Wheelhouse Childhood Favorite

WrestleMania 8 from Indianapolis.

And I think, like, legacy-wise, WWE missed the bow.

I'm not doing that Hulk Hogan Rick Flair match back then.

I mean, everyone loves the Hogan Rock icon versus icon thing.

But that should have been you are generations icon-Icon match.

You know who I blame, honestly? I blame Terry Belaya, Hulk Hogan, and his massive ego for that.

Because Savage Flair wasn't even the main events of WrestleMania 8.

We had to see Hogan go out there and stink up the joint against Psycho Sid

and set up an angle for that Summer Slam.

And Brian, it just goes to show you the power that Hogan had, even though he's past his prime at that point. WrestleMania 9, he puts himself over in the main event after Yoko Suna goes over Brad

Hart, so not only did they screw up WrestleMania 8 because Hogan's ego is the size of the

Sears Tower, but WrestleMania 9 goes into the trash as well.

And we had to deal with that Gibron's warrior bailing him out at 8.

Look, what makes me mad, mania, W w w w you could have fixed it the first time they

didn't they had a chance to reboot it russomani at 20 in new york you know that russamina we're not

supposed to talk about because of benoit that could have been old guy hogan versus old guy

flare they could have fixed the problem a second time do you know what i remember from

russomania eight honestly when the ultimate warrior ran out. Do you remember? Because I was, what, maybe like 9, 10 years old when that happened?

People were saying that wasn't the real ultimate warrior because he had the short hair

and he wasn't as big as he had been.

And then there was the, are there two ultimate warriors here?

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