some of these promoters are saying like how do we get rid of Vince McMahon? How do we get rid of Jr?

And I'm sure that they're, you know, I don't think anybody went to the point that's get a hit man or something,

but they, you know, would have loved to have seen him have the brakes fail going down the hill somewhere.

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From Sterling Golden to Thunderlips, we're talking about the rise of Hulk Cogan and Hulkomania right here on primetime with Shaw Mooney.

Sean, how you doing today?

I am doing tremendously, Steve, especially since I'm really anxious to talk about this topic.

Because honestly, when you talk about professional wrestling the rise of professional wrestling the

heights that it reached that conversation does not start without Hulk Hogan and uh you know

love them or hate him as we people always say all this we'll get into it but there is no doubt that there's no way we

wouldn't be probably having a conversation right now if it wasn't for Hulk Hogan who

blazed that trail for every professional wrestler at the time and beyond and change that industry forever.

So, you know, I'm really anxious to talk about this and dive into it because Hulk Hogan is

just a figure that, not just in professional wrestling and sports entertainment and entertainment. I mean, how many

people can say, you know, he was the only professional wrestler, whoever appeared on Sports Illustrated

and on and on and on. So, yeah, this is a great topic, and I'm glad we're doing it. And you read

his book. I see it behind you.

And what do you think of the book?

Because there are a few books out there.

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