The last time Hulk Hogan was seen in the WWE was at Wrestlemania 31. He had a big appearance on the show as part of the NWO reunion. He appeared alongside Scott Hall and Kevin Nash to take out the group known as the New Age Outlaws. This happened during the match between Triple H and Sting that made the stakes even higher.
Following that math, he fell victim to an unfortunate racism scandal to get sidelined from WWE TV. (apart from Tough Enough appearances) The company cut all the ties with him from that point onwards. He has been able to win the lawsuit filed by the media-house and get out of all the accusations, later. But, till date, we have not got to see him in any of the WWE events.
But, he always wanted to get back into the biggest pro-wrestling promotion of the world for one last stint or a managerial role. No deal has come to fruition, yet but whenever he sees an opportunity, he leaves a positive note to get back into the company, as early as possible.
In a recent Q & A session with his fans on his Youtube channel, an enthusiastic fan asked him about his chosen opponent if he returns to in-ring action. The name he took was someone who is considered as a threat to the entire Raw roster, nowadays. It is no one but the monster among men, Braun Strowman.
Speaking of the potential match, Hulk Hogan commented the following,
“If I could wrestle one WWE Superstar because I probably got one left in me, it’d be Braun Strowman. Because I know that even though he’s getting over and he’s really getting over and he’s really getting over, I think that if he ran into the power of Hulkamania it’d blow him and his career through the roof. But we’d have a good time finding out what he’s made of, brother.”
Previously, the Hulkster wanted to be the manager of Strowman seeing the momentum that he does have for this entire year. This indicates that how much the legendary superstar is invested into the performer who can be considered as the future of the company. The match’s fate is dependent on none other than The Boss, Vince McMahon, although.