Hulk Hogan is still standing. The WWE Hall of Famer was recently hospitalized amid ongoing neck and back issues, though despite speculation, a rep for Hulk—real name Terry Gene Bollea—confirmed to E!

A recent health update had Hulk Hogan back in the news, but did it mean anything for his strained relationship with his daughter, Brooke?

Rumors about Hogan potentially dying were spurred by his former pal and radio shock jock Bubba the Love Sponge. BTLS, whose ...

Many wrestling legends cannot stand Hulk Hogan, and one particular WWE Hall of Famer who doesn't care for the Hulkster is the star Hogan replaced atop WWE ...

Despite many in the wrestling world turning against him, Eric Bischoff continues to stand by his friend, Hulk Hogan. WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff was a recent guest on Keepin’ It 100. When ...

Death, taxes, and Bret Hart addressing his enemies - three things that are certain in life. In a recent interview, The Hitman didn't pull any punches when speaking about Hulk Hogan.

Hulk Hogan poses as he speaks on stage at the Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum July 18, 2024, in Milwaukee. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) "Enough was enough, and I said, let ...

Pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan recalled why he decided to speak at the Republican National Convention and support former President Donald Trump in an interview on Wednesday.

Hulk Hogan stood at the lectern during the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee last week and listened to a thunderous applause as he endorsed former President Trump for another term in office.

Hulk Hogan shocked fans Thursday as he showed off a daring look during an appearance on “Fox & Friends.” The wrestling legend, 71, sported his signature white handlebar mustache and stringy ...

As Hulk Hogan talked about the rage he felt when seeing the attempted assassination of Trump, Hogan, who was wearing a shirt that featured a wrestling-style image, tore off his shirt. Underneath ...

Hulk Hogan is one of the best and most famous wrestlers of all time. He started with the WWF, which later became the WWE, in 1983. Stories by Matt Connolly.