RIP Hulk Hogan.

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  • @Midnight01 Are you a troll? You threw out that you were calling bs and failed to explain why. Sounds like bs to me if you won’t elaborate.

  • [Deleted User]gem7 (deleted user)

    Not a fan of his at all but condolences to the family and friends.

  • @gem7 Well put and tactful. His acts of hate are numerous and his daughter was on the receiving end of one famous tirade so my heart goes out to the family and friends. Their suffering is over with.

  • Hogan was at bar in Chicago last year promoting his beer (awful by the way, tasted like bad water) Got his autograph on our fantasy football belt. He had trouble walking. But was still a huge man.

  • Three comments from separate users were flagged, and they've each received a timeout.

    Expressing dislike for the deceased in a tribute thread is perhaps tolerable, but trolling and name-calling are not.

    This thread will be locked if there are any further such comments.

  • Ever since he ratted out, Jesse the body to squash the Union I never really cared for him. He showed his true colors when he remarked about his son in law.

    I've never paid for anything that he would profit from ever since about the 90s. He was a big part of my teenage years. Especially watching WWF and Saturday night main event. He's one of the last big ones left alive. It feels like an end of an era to me.

    Even though I don’t care for the man, he meant a lot to a lot of people. Plus, I refuse to let his deeds gain free rent in my head because of my opinion.

    I could probably comment on when I felt old with this. This definitely makes me feel old.

  • edited July 2025

    @Midnight01 - when someone is warned on a thread by a mod and they choose to ignore that warning, their timeout is warranted and well deserved. I'm sorry that we mods weren't at your beck and call on this thread, but we got around to it.

    Folks, read the room. If you want to go onto a Rest In Peace thread and bash them, that's on you, but there will be consequences. The anonymity of a keyboard doesn't grant a disrespectful license, no matter what your opinion of them or their history or their controversies. It's not that difficult a concept: if you have nothing nice to say about them, then don't, because some folks do want to pay their respects. As in all threads here, if the content isn't for you, then move along.

  • I’m really hating this year. One of my favorite singers and now my favorite wrestler dies in the same week.

  • My condolences 💐🙏🏿

  • THUNDER LIPS! 💋💋💋

    😁

  • @Katota That was the first Rocky movie that I ever saw. Was hilarious watching Stallone square off against "Thunderlips" and throw him out of the ring (barely LOL).

  • @Jubal It's one of my favorite Rocky films! 😁👍

  • Big part of my childhood

    Steel cage match with king Kong Bundy
    Wm3 match with Andrew
    Two earl hebners angle

    And of course the later nwo stuff

    Saw a video with Ric flair talking about Hogan. Flair looks really rough, looks like he's got necrosis of the skin on his face

  • It’s too bad he turned out how he did

  • @jubal
    Rocky : Hey Mick I wonder how much he eats .
    Mick : about 202 pounds.
    Ring announcer : and in this corner weighing 202 pounds the current heavyweight champion, Rocky Balboa.

  • edited July 2025

    Madness Meets Mania! 🤝🤝🤝
    I remember watching this (as a kid) when THEY JOINED FORCES back in the day, this whole interview is still going on "in the stratosphere".😄😇

    RIP to all three of them. 💐💐💐

  • So I never met Hulk Hogan unfortunately, especially since I used to live in Tampa and heard how so many people used to run into him. He used to have a restaurant on Tampa Bay called Hogan’s Beach and it was managed by his manager Jimmy Hart, who I got to meet a couple of times.

  • RIP Hulk Hogan 😭

  • Whenever I hear about how someone is a "bad person" for something they did or said I'm always reminded of a line from Bojack horseman.

    Most people aren't good or bad. They're just people, that sometimes do good things, and sometimes do bad things.

    My observation of people as I get older is that is mostly true. There are very few people in the world that are wholly good or wholly bad.

  • [Deleted User]LuciusFox (deleted user)
    edited July 2025

    Take note of previous moderator comments in this thread. You can agree, RESPECTFULLY disagree, stay silent, or be put on timeout. This post breaks the forum rules that are listed in the pinned post at the top of the page. -JoyfulHeart

  • @LuciusFox I'd say your comment here is the antithesis of cuddling. Clearly many posters on here do care about the guy.

    "You may not like it, but accept it"

    -Macho man Randy savage

  • I remember Wrestlemania 2, Hogan vs King Kong Bundy in the steel cage. I thought wrestling was real back then. I was so stressed out when Hogan was getting beat on by Bundy lol but in the end, he power slammed Bundy and Hulkamania ruled.

  • @Morpheus lol 6 year old wilderdude was really worried about Hogan, because he had the taped up ribs. King Kong Bundy was so scary!

    I remember also being scared for the "little people" bundy faced at a different WrestleMania, i don't remember if it was 3? Where he had the mixed tag match, he and a couple little people vs hillbilly Jim and a couple of little people.

  • So the first thing Ozzy did as a ghost is murder Hulk Hogan ?

  • So the first thing Ozzy did as a ghost is murder Hulk Hogan ?

  • Well said @wilderdude, people take different paths in life, sometimes they go off the tracks and get back on again. A good person can see that and appreciate where we all come from.

    Hogan certainly lived a life that had many ups and downs.

  • RIP Hulk! I was a stark raving mad Hulkamaniac when I was a kiddo back in the 80's.

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