💨 Abstract
Rick Derringer’s iconic guitar opening signaled Hulk Hogan’s entrance in the 80s, igniting crowds of 20,000. Hogan, embodying American patriotism, portrayed himself as an all-American hero, competing against “bad guys” and becoming a national icon. His presentation and wrestling persona received critical acclaim and brought the WWF to explosive popularity, changing the genre and his life forever.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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