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The March to the Mainz continues here, folks.

Oh yes.

The March to WrestleMania 8, March 28, 1992, we're taking a look at the go-home build

for what is a career crossroads for the Hulkster.

Yeah.

And I think we can say all Hulkamaniacsaniacs. I mean did you see this thing is I mean you talked about it you

needed to see this special. Must have had this under your belt going into mania eight I mean

what was your state of mind going into mania eight? I mean, you know, I'm trying to recall here. I'm trying to remember where I first learned that this was going to be Hogan's last match or proposed last match because that was really that was because I didn't know that right away.

You know and I got to look now at the thing because they do that interview they do another interview in that

April 92 issue oh yeah I believe well I can remember with Hogan tied up and the ropes getting beat up by Papa Shongo and said justice after the Hogan Justice main event.

Just feeling just such a sense of like forlornness so kind of like sure.

Oh like this is what it's coming down to for the

holster you know like he he knew coming into this match that you know he might not

have it anymore that he needed to really go above and beyond to prove that Holkomania is still a going concern and now look at him like no one that's coming to help him he's getting the shit beat out of him like this is how it's going to end and that's why I was so electrified by the

ultimate warriors return I'm sure we talked about this length during our

WrestleMania episode all those years ago because it was like wow I did feel like there wasn't a person in the world that I could conjure up that would come to help Hulk Hogan right now, and that's because the ultimate warrior wasn't in my mind. He wasn't in the company. He'd been gone for so long that I kind of

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