As I noted exclusively yesterday here on the website, some are concerned that Hulk Hogan has not pushed TNA hard enough in the last 36 hours. The main goal of this media tour is to sell his autobiography and that tour was set long before he signed with TNA. Hogan’s name has already brought attention to TNA, and major media outlets, Howard Stern, Larry King and other places have discussed the TNA name and Hogan going there.
I can now confirm that Hogan and Bischoff are not taking over creatively, despite what is being claimed in some places. As I exclusively noted yesterday here on the website, Hogan will likely have creative control over how he is used, but aside from that, Vince Russo, Ed Ferrara, and the rest of the creative team remain in place.
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