Wrestlezone’s Top 10: No Way Out Matches

June 17, 2012

Number 7: The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan

It was the rematch of the dream match. Almost a year later, Hogan and Rock would battle once more. This time, it was at No Way Out in 2003. Hogan was around the WWE, while The Rock came and went filming movies and pursuing other career options. It did not have the big fight feel, but it was still very special. Some argue that this was actually a better in ring performance from both men, which I tend to agree to. A night where the card was weak, Hogan and Rock fought for 14 minutes in a match that still felt important to everyone who watched it. This would be the last fight between both men, as they would go separate ways at WrestleMania 19. They brought back the “marquee” matchup for one night only.

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