| From WorldWrestlingInsanity.com Canadian Bulldog
(Venice Beach, CA) - Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has again changed his story about what happened on March 29, 1987. "It was just deafening being there in front of 90 million Hulkamaniacs, brother," Hogan said recently on the Mushmouth & The Yak radio show. "I dug down deep inside of me and somehow managed to pick the Pontiac Silverdome over my head and slam it down to the ground, brother." "Wait..... I'm confused," co-host Shawn "The Yak" Yakkington said in response. "You slammed the Pontiac Silverdome? As in, the whole stadium? Or you slammed Andre The Giant inside the Pontiac Silverdome?" "I'll never forget that day, my brother," answered Hogan, whose hearing isn't quite what it used to be. It wasn't immediately clear how Hogan, who weighed about 310 pounds at the time, managed to lift (let alone move) the Michigan stadium, which is spread across 127 acres of land and seats over 80,000 for football. Hogan likened the feat to the time he carried "the Empire State Building on my back, jack." -30-
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