Controversial wrestler Hulk Hogan has died, aged 71
Briefly

Hulk Hogan, born Terry Gene Bollea, died at 71 years old due to cardiac arrest. He rose to fame in the 1980s as the "Hulkamaniac" and later created the "New World Order" in WCW. After retiring in 2012, he became a WWE brand ambassador despite a controversial public image. Hogan faced backlash in 2015 due to a leaked sex tape that revealed racist and homophobic remarks. He also supported the Trump administration, making an appearance at the 2024 Republican National Conference to endorse Trump.
Hulk Hogan, whose real name was Terry Gene Bollea, reportedly died on Thursday morning, according to TMZ with medics dispatched to his home for cardiac arrest.
Hogan was a prominent figure in professional wrestling, first gaining fame in the 1980s under his "Hulkamaniac" persona before joining WCW and creating the "New World Order".
Despite retiring in 2012, Hogan became a WWE brand ambassador after a long career marked by multiple controversies, including leaked audio expressing racist sentiments.
Hogan was a vocal supporter of the Trump administration, appearing at the 2024 Republican National Conference and expressing support for Trump during his speech.
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