[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Sadly,
His heart gave way...............

Cough… steroids and the like


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[Dogeatdog]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Cough… steroids and the like


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And comments like this are really disrespectful, if you haven’t got anything nice to say then don’t say anything at all.

[Crimson Dynamo]

At sundown last night in Clearwater, the Hulkster appeared in the sky.

He was laid to rest there yesterday.

[Dogeatdog]

RIP Hogan. A great talent and although there are plenty of bad stories about him, not just in his personal life but how he was during his wrestling career, he was someone that put wrestling on the map during the golden era and he’s one of the reasons I think that wrestling is still so popular today.

[Swan]

This news drew me back here. Huge news, watched and loved wrestling all my life. Still have 5 VHS tapes dedicated to him, and have been watching WWF/WCW 96-2001 currently.

Don't watch current stuff, but yeah, huge!

Also, just wanna say, i never really liked Hogan as a wrestler or a human being, but nevertheless, you can't take away what he did for the business.

RIP

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Swan

This news drew me back here. Huge news, watched and loved wrestling all my life. Still have 5 VHS tapes dedicated to him, and have been watching WWF/WCW 96-2001 currently.

Don't watch current stuff, but yeah, huge!

Also, just wanna say, i never really liked Hogan as a wrestler or a human being, but nevertheless, you can't take away what he did for the business.

RIP

Yes, that was Hulk at his best... that's how I choose to remember him, also. He was one of the first icons I became acquainted and understanding what that means... So many people had his posters and other famous wrestlers on their walls, etc. He was truly something.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Maru

Yes, that was Hulk at his best... that's how I choose to remember him, also. He was one of the first icons I became acquainted and understanding what that means... So many people had his posters and other famous wrestlers on their walls, etc. He was truly something.

Yeah i was a 90's wrestling super fan. Recently discovered the 90's and watching them all back, the nostalgia warms my heart. Watching them all on VHS too, i have a ridiculous collection.

He is the reason why wrestling is what it today, hands down. Again, was never a fan really, and his past trials and tribulations don't paint him as a good person. But yes, no taking away from who he was for the wrestling business.

RIP Brother, and thank you for the happiness you and all the other wrestlers brought me in childhood.

Pop culture icon.

Love live HULKAMANIA, brother!

[arista]

[Nicky91]

RIP


i liked him



i also like his daughter Brooke btw, whom i'm familiar with also from that film 2 Headed Shark Attack



apparently Hulk recently had married for a 3rd time, 2 years ago to a Sky Daily



for his line of work, and kinda stressful lifestyle of controversial outspoken opinions, as well as many lawsuits he faced throughout his life, 71 is a nice age, but its also not very old

+ i also think he drank quite some in his life, mere speculation maybe but what i think, and i'm not sure how much of that muscle is natural or if he also used enhancement steroids that to me would also worsen your health i think


but anyway very sad, he seemed so nice, a real showman


loved seeing him that one time on Pawn Stars as well

[Niamh.]

RIP, a true icon of the 80's/90's.

Been a bad couple of weeks for celebrity deaths

[Vanessa]

Oh no. I absolutely loved him as a kid. Was a massive wrestling fan and he was brilliant.

[emseateng2014]

hulkamania will live on