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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4493847, member: 1969"] He really didn't like Hogan and thought he was at least his equal and that he should of at least also been the champ. Piper was from the territory era where flipping titles was very common. Keeping titles on people forever was only a WWF thing. (Bruno twice, Backlund, Hogan) To be fair to Vince I think he made the right call keeping it on Hogan throughout 85 and 86. If Hogan and Piper had flipped back and forth in 85 and 86, no way does something like WM3 (Hogan-Andre) ever become so epic... or the Hogan Savage story in 88 and 89. Those stories were made bigger by making Hogan a really strong character. But that only works for so long. But 85 and 86, Hogan only had the title for a year at that point. [/QUOTE]