Code:
http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/601401-breaking-news-hulk-hogan-removed-from-everything-wwe-related-pulled-from-tough-enough-hogan-posts-cryptic-reactionHulk Hogan Fired From WWE?
- Thread starter Bkman2020
- Start date
Hulk Hogan
WWE Owner Vince McMahon Is Raging Hypocrite
He Hurled the N-Word, Too
Read more:
Vince McMahon proudly hurled the n-word on national TV, which makes his decision to fire Hulk Hogan for the same offense outrageous ... so claims Hulk.
Vince was doing backstage color after a WWE event back in 2005, when he very deliberately used the n-word as he pranced away from John Cena. Even more shocking, he said it right smack in front of black wrestlers Booker T and Sharmell.
Hulk is outraged Vince is acting so self-righteous, condemning him for spontaneously using the epithet in private when the wrestling boss used it in a premeditated way, on TV and for profit.
Several pro wrestlers like Virgil and George Foreman have to come to the Hulk's defense, as well as his daughter.
But a WWE rep says everyone recognizes the 2005 segment "was an outlandish and satirical skit involving fictional characters, similar to that of many scripted television shows and movies.”
Translation: If it's okay for "The Wire" and "Django Unchained" ... it's okay for the WWE.
tmz
WWE Owner Vince McMahon Is Raging Hypocrite
He Hurled the N-Word, Too
Read more:
HTML:
http://www.tmz.com/2015/07/25/wwe-owner-vince-mcmahon-hulk-hogan-n-word/#ixzz3gwQQTky5Vince McMahon proudly hurled the n-word on national TV, which makes his decision to fire Hulk Hogan for the same offense outrageous ... so claims Hulk.
Vince was doing backstage color after a WWE event back in 2005, when he very deliberately used the n-word as he pranced away from John Cena. Even more shocking, he said it right smack in front of black wrestlers Booker T and Sharmell.
Hulk is outraged Vince is acting so self-righteous, condemning him for spontaneously using the epithet in private when the wrestling boss used it in a premeditated way, on TV and for profit.
Several pro wrestlers like Virgil and George Foreman have to come to the Hulk's defense, as well as his daughter.
But a WWE rep says everyone recognizes the 2005 segment "was an outlandish and satirical skit involving fictional characters, similar to that of many scripted television shows and movies.”
Translation: If it's okay for "The Wire" and "Django Unchained" ... it's okay for the WWE.
tmz
Could be anything that caused his anger lol,heck maybe he ripped his shirt while he said that lol
I thought that was another farm team for Vince . Maybe now he will get somehow involved with UFC lol
Last edited:
I watched it a couple of times and never really seen anyone I recognize and as for RVD he still has links up on the WWE site so not sure if he is still under contract with them or not .