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#2 The Fiend has the safest finishing move
Let's just assume for a minute that Hulk Hogan will return for yet another match. Whom do you pair him against, one would wonder. I mean you really can't see a 66-year-old man eating an End of Days from Baron Corbin or even bumping for a spear from Roman Reigns. However, he could always eat a Mandible Claw, The Fiend's preferred way to finish a match.
One would assume that Hulk Hogan is only returning to active competition, if he is, to pass on the torch to a promising youngster. The Fiend would make sense because he hails from a wrestling family, has a lot of momentum in the company at the moment, and most importantly, can kick out of multiple big boots and leg drops. And then, he can put Hulk Hogan in the Mandible Claw and have the legend pass out in the middle of the ring.
If The Fiend is responsible for Hulk Hogan's retirement, it would make him an overnight WWE sensation, at once.
