Hulkamania is running wild as Australia awaits the world famous, superstar tour.
Hulk Hogan comes out of retirement and brings a world renowned Ric Flair with him. Hogan has had a tumultuous journey, overcoming a plethora of obstacles prior to this tour.
Hogan’s good fortune and full-time wrestling career drew to a close at the end of 2003, when the WWE did not renew his contract.
Hogan experimented with several endeavors in an attempt to resurrect his wrestling career. Since Hogan had been limited to making part-time appearances in the WWE, ventures included Memphis Wrestling and PMG Legends. He entered (and won) a “Mr. America” contest to bring in his salary.
Hogan’s personal life had become unstable as he began his reality TV show (In 2005), “Hogan Knows Best.” Personal family issues were aired, including his divorce from his long time wife, his son jailed; Hogan admitted during his reality show, that he was not generating any income.
In addition to the reality-TV series, Hogan had a brief stint, bringing back American Gladiators. After these projects had run their course, it seemed Hogan was only down to endorsements in food, energy drinks.
Now, Hulk Hogan has a chance to rise from the ashes, as he launches his “Hulkamania” tour. The tour entitled “Let the Battle Begin,” will bring with it, a wrestling card, unlike any fan has seen before.
This brainchild of Eric Bischoff, has unlocked the prospect of Hogan’s return to the ring. Hogan and Bischoff have not always seen eye to eye. Hogan was under the employee of Bischoff when he wrestled for Ted Turner’s W.C.W. The two have decided to set their differences aside, as they ban together, to begin the tour.
The week long tour through Australia will begin in Melbourne at the Rod Laver Arena, on November 21st. Every stop will feature several past, and future, main-eventers. The Tour Makes its way through Perth, Brisbane and ends on Nov. 28th at the Sydney Acer Arena.
Each venue will play host to a standing Main Event. Ric Flair will come out of retirement to battle “The Immortal,” Hulk Hogan.The under-cards will include past WWE greats.
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