Latest News: WWE Confirms No Plans for Nick Hogan vs. Shane McMahon Match at WrestleMania 39

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On a recent edition of the “Insight” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan claimed that there were plans for a singles match between his son Nick Hogan and Shane McMahon at WrestleMania 39. Hogan said,

“Shane had called me and sent me a picture from Madison Square Garden, I guess they got a hall of fame walk in there. Shane sent me a picture of him standing in front of my stuff and he goes, ‘Hey old timer, you got one more left in you?’ I went, ‘Okay, what are you thinking?’ He goes, ‘Well, I don’t know if you had one more left in you, or maybe a surrogate such as Nick [Hogan].’ So we started talking and I said that the only way I could do anything is if I was in the middle of the ring and you just came to me, because I can’t run or hit the ropes. I have a hard time walking distance. Taking a bump, If I got up I’d have to roll to my left, I can’t roll to my right. The only way I can get up is if I roll to my left. So, it would be a stretch but Nick was in Rikishi’s school for a couple of years and he was in there with Rusev and all of those guys. I’d go out to California and watch him, and Nick had it figured out, but then he blew both of his shoulders out. I said, ‘Well I don’t know. There’s a possibility to maybe do something, whatever the storyline is. Maybe, Nick is a heel and [he says that Shane destroyed his father’s career].’ I don’t know, there’s a million ways to do it but then a couple of weeks later, Shane got hurt or something with his quad.”

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Fightful Select later reached out to a WWE higher-up to verify Hogan’s claims and it turns out The Hulkster was purely exaggerating as usual. The WWE executive said,

“In no way is that true. I can’t think of a time in the last 13 or 14 years that Nick Hogan’s name was brought up at all, much less in a creative capacity. There has never been a serious conversation about him being involved in anything that I can think of. Even when Hulk would mention him being involved in things, there just wasn’t an interest or a benefit to that.”

It was noted that while McMahon has had “wacky” ideas in the past, not even Shane himself would ever come up with such an idea.

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Hulk Hogan’s recent claims about a potential match between his son Nick Hogan and Shane McMahon at WrestleMania 39 have been debunked by a WWE executive. Hogan stated on the “Insight” podcast that Shane had contacted him with the idea of a match involving Nick as a surrogate for Hulk. However, the WWE executive clarified that there has never been a serious conversation about Nick Hogan’s involvement in any creative capacity.

Hogan mentioned that due to his physical limitations, he would only be able to participate in the match if he was in the middle of the ring and Shane came to him. Hogan explained that he has difficulty running, hitting the ropes, and walking long distances. He also mentioned that he can only roll to his left and has trouble getting up.

Despite Hogan’s claims, the WWE executive stated that there has been no interest or benefit in involving Nick Hogan in any WWE storyline. The executive emphasized that Nick’s name has not been brought up in the last 13 or 14 years, let alone in a creative capacity.

It was noted that while Shane McMahon has had unconventional ideas in the past, even he would not come up with such a concept. The WWE executive dismissed Hogan’s claims as pure exaggeration, highlighting that there has never been a serious discussion about Nick Hogan’s involvement.

The debunking of Hogan’s claims puts an end to the speculation surrounding a potential match between Nick Hogan and Shane McMahon at WrestleMania 39. Fans can now focus on other confirmed matches and storylines for the event.

In conclusion, Hulk Hogan’s claims about a potential match between his son Nick Hogan and Shane McMahon at WrestleMania 39 have been refuted by a WWE executive. The executive clarified that there has never been a serious conversation about Nick Hogan’s involvement in any WWE storyline. Fans can now disregard these rumors and look forward to the confirmed matches and storylines for WrestleMania 39.