Has Hogan had his last WWE match?

[Essential1]

It's funny that in his last appearance he saved Hornswoggle from Khali but really he should of saved us from Hornswoggle on our screens for another 5+ years. I'd love to see more legends appear especially guys like Hogan who helped create the machine that is WWE. Although his acting IMO is terrible in TNA I think if he had stayed in the WWE for a few more years he would of been alot better off and probably would have better material for his promos aswell.

[BayleyTiffyCodyCenaJudyHopps]

Hopefully, yes. But I would like to see him have a final WWE run- as an ambassador.

[celticjobber]

Yeah, I think so. And it's probably for the best. The man can hardly even walk straight, much less have a match.

[hughmorris]

IMHO, yes he has had his last match...but I think he will appear in the E one more time, maybe as a manager or GM.

[jimmyjames]

Oct 31, 2012 23:04:28 GMT -5 Error said:

Yes, without a shadow of doubt Hogan will never wrestle in WWE again. Unlike Bret, you cannot gimmick a match up for Hulk. Hogan cannot do the things he is famous for, he cannot do the Big Boot, the Leg Drop, slam a monster or any of that. He cannot even pin people because he physically cannot get up off the mat without help. Hell, he can barely go up steps and get in the ring.

Previously, on Impacts, he could barely walk to the ring, now he's essentially backstage or walks a little past the entrance. It's essentially a special event when he does walk around the Impact Zone.

[Essential1]

If he comes back to WWE he will probably have a jobber entrance and nobody will know how he made it to the ring they will cancel superstars/main event tapings and he will just be in the ring randomly.

[J.O.B. Squad]

I think he will come back for atleast one more match,even if it means the other person has to carry him through out it to make him look good through out.

[Ryushinku]

A proper match, I'd say yeah. But a Rumble appearance or a quick squash he could do, and I think we'll see it one more time before he finally finishes.

[deadstock]

I expect him inducted in HOF once more actually not sure how though.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

I want Hogan to have one last promo in WWE, but nothing more. Not a match. And honestly, if Hogan ended his career in TNA, I'd be fine with that. Hogan in the last year after he all but ruined the company, has done some real good in TNA. He puts over EVERYONE.

[Baldobomb-22-OH-MAN!!!]

if Hogan's smart he's had his last match period. his back is held together by staples and chewing gum.

[Error]

Nov 1, 2012 7:06:29 GMT -5 deadstock said:

I expect him inducted in HOF once more actually not sure how though.

nWo, same as Flair and the Horsemen.

[Snaptastic]

I hope so for his dignity. That being said I wouldn't put a Rumble appearance out of the question as a way to re-introduce him back into the company.

But in reality if Hogan was smart, he'd just retire completely and stay well away. Although I will say I'd prefer his finale to take place within WWE than TNA.

[Deleted]

I'd be fine with Hogan having one more match, even if it's current Bret Hart style. It just seems right that his last match should be working for Vince.

Maybe work around it by having Hogan and, say, Cena for instance vs a couple of dastardly heels.

[JCBaggee]

He's had his last proper match, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him show up in the middle of a feud. Hell, he may have one last Rumble appearance, but eliminate himself trying to chase someone else.

That being said, I'm sure he shows up in the WWE again. Even at his worst, Hogan is money, and Vince loves money.

[67 more]

Dude has a steel rod in his back. WWE's medical system would never clear him to wrestle.

[willywonka666]

I think he deserves to address the fans and become a permanent part of the WWE after he leaves TNA and calls it a career. An ambassador of sorts yes, he, no matter how much time passes will always be the face of the E

[hitch]

He should get a chance to go out in the WWE.

Possibly at a Raw show at MSG. Unofficially a 'Hulk Hogan tribute' night where at the end he comes down with Mean Gene in the ring and cuts an 'Well you know something Mean Gene - the first thing I wanna say brother, is a big thank you to each and everyone of my millions of Hulkamaniacs over the years dude...'

...then have McMahon come down in full Mr McMahon swagger. Burst into the ring with a sneer on his face, walk right up to Hogan with his "I'm going to knock you the **** out" expression and have them stare for a few moments before a heart-felt, possibly moist-eyed, embrace.

Then the locker room comes out and surrounds the ring. Real American hits, Hogan rips his shirt and poses in response to the cheers. There's confetti. Red and yellow, of course and we fade to close.

[Bishblast]

I was shocked to see him take as many chances as he did when he last wrestled Sting... who knows, he might try to do something again, but I'd hope not.

[Crappler El 0 M]

Oct 31, 2012 13:14:40 GMT -5 hitch said:

I still think if used sparingly, say once every couple of years and if he worked smart, he could still do the business. It's hard to imagine, baring anything unfortunate, that Hogan would have worked his last WWE match under Vince McMahon, isn't it?

But if he hasn't, who/when/how is he to be used?

He's in TNA right now. He's around 60 years old. He's had countless back operations. He doesn't move around well anymore. He can't do the leg drop. He can't (or shouldn't) take bumps. Also, WWE SHOULD be more wary about letting the old guys get physical after Steamboat and Lawler.

To me, it's a no-brainer. No more Hogan matches. You can put him in six-man tag where he punches people who come at him and then he poses. That's about it. You could also do something similar to Bret and Vince's match where other people are involved and do a lot of the actual work in the match.