The Immortal One has returned home. The legendary Hulk Hogan has come back to the WWE, and it could not have happened at a more desperate time for the company. CM Punk, one of the business' biggest full-time draws, has left the company, leaving Daniel Bryan to try and fill the void that has been left. And with WWE Creative seemingly not keen on placing Bryan in the WrestleMania XXX main event World Title match, they now have an even bigger calamity on the horizon: an unsatisfying title match brewing between Randy Orton and the now much-hated Batista. Enter the return of The Immortal Hulk Hogan. Returning to WWE last Monday on RAW, Hogan announced that he will be the official host of WrestleMania this year, much like The Rock was several years ago. This is a gargantuan, blockbuster development for the WrestleMania XXX plans, a show which has been maligned for weeks now with a sub-par card that is still admittedly in the planning stages. But the addition of Hulk Hogan to the annual show changes all that - he is the iconic legend that is professional wrestling. Hulk Hogan is must-see television. He is the talent that paved the way for nearly every active performer today, and he was a trailblazer in his prime, bringing professional wrestling as a whole, and the then-WWF, into the pop culture mainstream. He is recognized across the globe, and while he may no longer be able to perform in the ring, what he brings to the table in terms of history and development potential for current Superstars cannot be argued. Here are 5 reasons why the return of Hulkamania is exactly what is best for business:
