I love this revisionist history. Cats that didn't grow up on Hogan and only saw him in WCW and recent WWE cannot imagine how huge Hogan was. Dude had a monster run where he was making the company so much more money than anyone else in the business - from merch to live gates to exposure. Austin and Rock killed it for sure, but the media atmosphere was different as well in terms of access, outlets, places to sell merch, etc.
Austin and Rock had basically 3 year runs... Hogan had 2 different peaks with 80s/early 90s WWF and 97-98 NWO.
MJ and Gretzky were able to be champions, the best players, carry their sport, and be household names during their runs. IDK that there's a wrestler that fits the mold.