Arguably the hottest story coming out of yesterday for the WWE was not last night’s Extreme Rules pay-per-view, but the company’s announcement that Hulk Hogan had been reinstated into the WWE Hall Of Fame after a three-year suspension (check that out here). Later on, more details were revealed about a meeting that took place backstage yesterday at the PPG Paints Arena, in which Hogan spoke to the entire locker room to issue an apology (for more on that go here).

While it was said that the feeling backstage was all positive regarding Hulk’s return, it appears as if not everyone is fully on board. WWE Hall Of Famer Mark Henry spoke with TMZ Sports about Hogan coming back to the company and while he felt himself that Hulk was genuinely looking to make amends, he revealed that sentiment is only “50-50” among black wrestlers in general. When asked how other African-American wrestlers were taking the news and if everyone agreed that it was time for Hogan to comeback, Mark Henry said the following:

“No, no, it’s 50-50. I’ve talked to guys that were like, ‘Man, to Hell with him’, and I had guys that was like, ‘Man, you know what, if he’s willing to make a change, try to help out and go and speak up and be part of the answer rather than part of the problem, then it’s all good’.”

He would also speak about the potential Hogan is only trying to do the right thing to earn a paycheck and his personal thoughts Hulk’s return in the video below:

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