This is a prime time with Sean Mooney production.

There was no plan for Hogan to grab the championship and hand it to Warrior.

He did that on his own.

And then when Hogan is supposed to not be on camera again, they show him on camera looking

kind of like looking back at Warrior, as is on the little ring, bringing him back.

And that's when Gerela Monsoon comes up with that line about immortalityality. Hulk Hogan now has achieved immortality. And that's the first time we ever heard that. And then from that point on, it's like the immortal Hulk Hogan is when he's introduced from that point on. So the idea of he's not supposed to have the championship. And then he walks away and he has achieved immortality.

It's like, damn, you lost.

But did you lose?

Because now you have reached this new level of, of, and of course, after this,

we have the campaign with Tugboat showing up demanding.

We send our addresses to the WWF to get Hulk Hogan back our letters.

But that was just a letter campaign to get our addresses so you guys could send us catalogs

so our parents would buy us shirts and merchandise.

And we did and they did.

And we all did.

I cried, you son of a bitch.

But I think that what you talk about there with Hulk,

it was bigger than Warrior when he stepped out of that ring.

I think it was, it hit him too that others had done the same for him.

Andre did that for him.

True.

And there were other rights who did that for Hulk.

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