Hulk Hogan was the special guest host of WrestleMania XXX this past Sunday at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, but now "The Hulkster" is looking ahead to WrestleMania 31 in the Bay Area next year and may even have one more match left in him--possibly against John Cena.
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The WWE Hall of Famer spoke with KPIX San Francisco to discuss WrestleManias 30 and 31 and was asked if he'd be up to having one more match.
"I do have one more match in me," Hogan told the affiliate. "With the right guy, never say never in the WWE Universe brother, I've learned that."
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Hogan was asked who he'd clash with on the current roster.
"On the current roster if I had to call one guy out and I love this guy to death because he's the flagship, he's the horse power of this company...if there's one guy I had to call out it's John Cena. He's polarized. He represents all aspects of sports entertainment."
Hogan also said WrestleMania 31 could be the possible place where he'd face Cena.
"If this thing was to go down with me and Cena, that Levi's Stadium they better start widening the stadium a little bit brother," he told the site. "I know they're in the middle of construction. They better build it a little bit bigger if that was to go down."
Hogan also spoke about opening up the WrestleMania XXX show with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as well as his flub of calling the Superdome the Silverdome-the place he body slammed and pinned Andre the Giant in 1987 at WrestleMania III.
"It was crazy. I was out there and the fans were electric and I'd been thinking about Andre the Giant all night and I just made some crazy statement, 'Oh welcome to the Silverdome,' and the fans went nuts and said Superdome and corrected me. When [Austin] came out and got in my face, that place went crazy and I knew that's the match we should have had in the 90's. Then it got even higher when The Rock came out."
Hogan also discussed being stunned when Brock Lesnar defeated The Undertaker in the middle of the ring to end his streak at WrestleMania XXX.
"That one shocked me brother. I was sitting in the back with my son Nick...When he lost it was like the wind was taken out of my sails and I looked at the crowd and everyone had their mouths open. No one could believe it, it was the shock of the night...Everybody was shocked."
Hogan then said the WWE provides so much entertainment by stunning the crowd with The Undertaker match then reviving them with the WWE World Heavyweight Championship win by Daniel Bryan.
"The whole night was crazy. The gut-punch with the Undertaker and me being torn up about Andre the Giant...and then...the WWE has a way to turn that volume back up when Daniel Bryan won."
It's unknown if Hogan and Cena will happen at WrestleMania 31, but Hogan may end up dropping a leg drop on Levi's Stadium as 'Hulkamania' runs wild on the Bay Area in one year's time.
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