Hulk Hogan, Legendary WWE Superstar, Dies at 71

Hulk Hogan, born Terry Bollea, the iconic WWE wrestler known for his influential persona, passed away at 71 in Clearwater, Florida. Esteemed figures including President Trump and Vince McMahon expressed their condolences, highlighting Hogan’s immense contribution to wrestling and pop culture.

Professional wrestling has lost a legend with the passing of Hulk Hogan, born Terry Bollea. The renowned WWE superstar and cultural icon died at 71, in Clearwater, Florida. His career spanned decades, capturing the hearts of millions with his charisma and electrifying performances.

Hogan's impact transcended wrestling, becoming a global sensation admired for his larger-than-life persona. Reactions to his death poured in from various quarters, including President Donald Trump who hailed Hogan as a great friend, and WWE's Vince McMahon, who described him as a treasure and trailblazer in the wrestling world.

Figures from across the entertainment industry, including Ric Flair and Triple H, shared their tributes, emphasizing Hogan's role in shaping wrestling into a mainstream spectacle. As condolences from fans and peers continue to affirm his legacy, Hulk Hogan's influence on sports and entertainment remains indelible.

(With inputs from agencies.)