RIP Hulk Hogan

[highwhey]

what a coincidence that 3 high profile entertainers have passed away back to back to back during what seems as an escalating situation for Trump and his implication in the Epstein files.

[SouBeachTalents]

what a coincidence that 3 high profile entertainers have passed away back to back to back during what seems as an escalating situation for Trump and his implication in the Epstein files.

All 3 of them drowned too.

[Off the Court]

[highwhey]

All 3 of them drowned too.

DROWNED?

[Wally450]

DROWNED?

On the real though, RIP to an absolute icon in the industry, regardless of his life after wrestling. There really is no mainstream wrestling without the Hulkster.

[JohnnySic]

RIP. Most iconic star in pro wrestling history. I'll never forgive him for ruining Starcade 97 though.

[Baller234]

RIP to a true legend.

I saw Dave Portnoy tweet out that a piece of America died today. I am inclined to agree. He was a hero to a generation of a children. If you weren't around you wouldn't know.

To those of you dancing on his grave because of TDS, I won't even say anything. You're already suffering enough.

[Patrick Chewing]

[2qr3]

Man, what an absolutely devastating week. First Theo, then Ozzy, and now Hulkamania???

I guess it's true, celebrity losses always seem to come in threes.

The man was a larger than life icon who transformed the WWF into a global, pop culture juggernaut. He was the ultimate, all American babyface. The golden haired, muscle bound embodiment of charisma and crowd pleasing spectacle. Live attendance skyrocketed to stratospheric heights, reaching a mind blowing scale the wrestling world had never imagined.

Then came the heel turn in WCW. Reinventing himself as a heel, once again revolutionized the business. He turned WCW into the hottest, most dominant wrestling promotion on the planet for several unforgettable years.

Hulk Hogan didn't just adapt to the times he defined them. Twice. In two different decades. As both a heroic icon and a despicable heel, he spearheaded two industry shaking boom periods that changed wrestling forever.

It's absolutely heartbreaking. I can't believe the Hulkster is really gone. The red and yellow, the leg drop, the crowd eruptions, gone.

RIP to a true titan of entertainment.

[1987_Lakers]

Man, what an absolutely devastating week. First Theo, then Ozzy, and now Hulkamania???

I guess it's true, celebrity losses always seem to come in threes.

The man was a larger than life icon who transformed the WWF into a global, pop culture juggernaut. He was the ultimate, all American babyface. The golden haired, muscle bound embodiment of charisma and crowd pleasing spectacle. Live attendance skyrocketed to stratospheric heights, reaching a mind blowing scale the wrestling world had never imagined.

Then came the heel turn in WCW. Reinventing himself as a heel, once again revolutionized the business. He turned WCW into the hottest, most dominant wrestling promotion on the planet for several unforgettable years.

Hulk Hogan didn't just adapt to the times he defined them. Twice. In two different decades. As both a heroic icon and a despicable heel, he spearheaded two industry shaking boom periods that changed wrestling forever.

It's absolutely heartbreaking. I can't believe the Hulkster is really gone. The red and yellow, the leg drop, the crowd eruptions, gone.

RIP to a true titan of entertainment.

I've been thinking about this all day.

[jstern]

Damn. I thought Trump put an end to that shit of celebrities dying in 3s.

[highwhey]

[starface]

Why???? WHYYYYYYYYYYYYY??????

Why did Hulk Hogan have to die? This is so painful, boyz.


Existence is such.

****ing.

PAAAAAAAIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNN.

[Patrick Chewing]

Why???? WHYYYYYYYYYYYYY??????

Why did Hulk Hogan have to die? This is so painful, boyz.


Existence is such.

****ing.

PAAAAAAAIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNN.

I would not mourn RRR3's loss. He's pure evil.

[Jasper]

it could , but think many of us will miss this huge personality 6' 7" of a hulk.

RIP