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🌀 Hulkamania Reborn: How the Immortal Icon Rose Again in 2002

🌀 Hulkamania Reborn: How the Immortal Icon Rose Again in 2002

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 💪 He was booed. He was broken. He was done — until the fans brought him back to life. In this adrenaline-charged episode, we relive the shocking resurrection of Hulkamania in 2002, when the once-vilified Hollywood Hogan morphed back into the red-and-yellow hero the WWE Universe never stopped loving. 🔴🟡 🎙️ This is the story of one of the most powerful crowd-fueled comebacks in wrestling history:
  • How Hulk Hogan’s return at WrestleMania X8 against The Rock sparked an organic babyface turn
  • The electricity in Toronto that night — and why it changed WWE’s plans overnight
  • Behind-the-scenes drama: Hogan’s return to WWE, creative conflicts, and Vince McMahon’s gamble
  • The emotional pull of nostalgia and what "Hulkamania running wild again" meant to an entire generation
  • His final WWE title run and how the rebirth of Hulkamania was both a swan song… and a final roar
🔥 Packed with backstage insight, cultural commentary, and moments that gave fans goosebumps, this episode is a celebration of the timeless power of pro wrestling’s most iconic brand — and the man who carried it on his 24-inch pythons. 🎧 Streaming now on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Audible, iHeartRadio, Overcast, Podcast Addict, Deezer, Player FM, and soon on YouTube Music & TuneIn Radio.
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