During the year 2015, one of the most outstanding news was the dismissal of Hulk Hogan due to strong racial comments that came to light, originating from his sex video. Regarding this fact, there were many divided opinions about the severity of WWE's punishment and also from the media.
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During those months, a very little commented news was the Eric Bischoff and Bruce Pritchard interview on the "Talk Is Jericho" podcast, in which they talked a lot about the career of the "Hulkster" and revealed quite curious details, like the strong possibility of having him as the central leader of D-Generation X.
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During the "Monday Night War," after Hulk Hogan revolutionized WCW with the creation of the NWO, WWE would look for something to do to renew its product, so in the early days of the "Attitude" era, D-Generation X emerged with Shawn Michaels, Triple H, and Chyna. Apparently, the original plans were different.
In 1998, Hulk Hogan's first contract with WCW was about to expire, so Vince McMahon's company sought him out to negotiate a return, at a time when Bret "The Hitman" Hart was leaving for the competition.
DX would be founded by Hulk Hogan to try to overthrow WCW with the new "Attitude," and after a few months, at WrestleMania 14, the legend would pass the torch to Stone Cold Steve Austin, who would continue the revolution.
As we all know, the story ended with Hulk Hogan signing again with WCW, now a juicy contract that has also become viral during 2015, with exaggerated benefits and many millions for the Immortal's pocket.
Anyway, Shawn Michaels was controversial enough to give direction to DX and make the group remembered in the history of International Wrestling.
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