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[DE.]

Pretty terrible human being, but an integral part of wrestling's two biggest boom periods. It's a shame that his personality ultimately ruined his legacy. It is what it is. I suppose he wasn't as bad as Vince, at least. 

[chaddyrovers]

RIP Hulk Hogan, one of my favourites when I was mad on Wrestling back in childhood. 

[Mike E]

I’m not mourning Hogan because he was an arsehole. I’m mourning the bit of my childhood that has gone.

Remember my dad watching Smackdown with me once in 2003 and a Piper’s Pit segment came on. My dad liked Roddy Piper so started paying attention, apparently someone called Mr America was going to debut.

Then Hogan’s old music hit (unbeknownst to me) and my then 59yo dad ‘popped’ like an absolute child 🤣

Edited yesterday at 16:51 by Mike E

[Mike E]

A couple of days after Hulk Hogan’s passing, it’s now being reported that Mr. America has also gone missing.

[Upside Down]

Hulk Hogan is dead and I'm in no way sad about it. An absolute dog shit of a person.

In saying that he literally made wrestling what it became. Without him there would be no Attitude Era.

Edit to add: I can't believe he was only 71. I genuinely thought he was at least 30 years older than he was. I remember seeing him in the early 90s and he looked at least 50.

Steroids. Don't do them.

Edited 9 hours ago by Upside Down

[Norbert Rassragr]

I remember he was that little bit stronger than the other characters in the WWE Mega Drive game.

The Undertaker was my favourite of that era when I watched.