Source: PWInsider

By Mike Johnson on 2015-08-31 17:25:58
The Hollywood Reporter, while covering Hulk Hogan's appearance this morning on ABC's "Good Morning America" where he apologized for his racist rant that leaked out publicly, reached out to WWE asking whether the apology would have any bearing on a potential Hogan return to the company.

A WWE spokesperson responded, "At this time, the WWE remains steadfast in its decision" to have Hogan's relationship with the company severed.

They're gonna end up showing how a forgiving company they are and have Cena vs Hogan at WM and make a program about being a good role model to kids

cero2k wrote:They're gonna end up showing how a forgiving company they are and have Cena vs Hogan at WM and make a program about being a good role model to kids

Hogan will show contrition and humility by not only agreeing to do the job, but by agreeing to do so while only kicking out of TWO AA's instead of the originally planned three.

Big Red Machine wrote:

cero2k wrote:They're gonna end up showing how a forgiving company they are and have Cena vs Hogan at WM and make a program about being a good role model to kids

Hogan will show contrition and humility by not only agreeing to do the job, but by agreeing to do so while only kicking out of TWO AA's instead of the originally planned three.

Hogan will be Cena's first pin with the springboard crap-stunner

cero2k wrote:

Big Red Machine wrote:

cero2k wrote:They're gonna end up showing how a forgiving company they are and have Cena vs Hogan at WM and make a program about being a good role model to kids

Hogan will show contrition and humility by not only agreeing to do the job, but by agreeing to do so while only kicking out of TWO AA's instead of the originally planned three.

Hogan will be Cena's first pin with the springboard crap-stunner

That would actually save him from having to take the AA... but I cringe at the thought of Hogan's attempt to sell the springboard stunner.