Kemo
01-29-2018, 08:13 PM
As Hulk Hogan looks to mend his damaged relationship with WWE in hopes of an eventual return to the promotion, the disgraced wrestling icon isn’t doing himself any favors with his late night tweets.
WWE made a huge deal out of the first-ever Women’s Royal Rumble match – and rightfully so. The Women’s Rumble closed the show on Sunday night and managed to live up to the tremendous hype its received over the past several months.
Hogan, winner of two Royal Rumbles (1990, 1991), chimed in late Sunday night with this gem of a tweet, which was later deleted:
Hulk Hogan just deleted his best tweet ever
— Bubbles (@bubblesdelfuego) January 29, 2018
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WWE made a huge deal out of the first-ever Women’s Royal Rumble match – and rightfully so. The Women’s Rumble closed the show on Sunday night and managed to live up to the tremendous hype its received over the past several months.
Hogan, winner of two Royal Rumbles (1990, 1991), chimed in late Sunday night with this gem of a tweet, which was later deleted:
Hulk Hogan just deleted his best tweet ever
— Bubbles (@bubblesdelfuego) January 29, 2018
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DUr9K5pWAAAmpvh.jpg