Posted:
#1
He’s what initially drew me to wrestling, passed away at his home in Clearwater after suffering a heart attack.
RIP Hulkster
RIP HULK HOGAN
...
Views: 205
Posts: 13
Posted:
#6
Man this is tough one. Whatever anyone thinks about him, he was an icon.. very few people have icon status and he is one. Yes people turned on him for political views but that’s their own weakness, To judge someone for their own views is weak !! I don’t agree with some of things said but that’s his own opinion..no on else
RIP Hulkster 
Posted:
#7
Another part of my childhood ripped away, the dude was just 11 years older than me. The first and only WWF event ever attended in life was while stationed at Ft Lewis WA in the 80's at the Tacoma Dome, can't remember even one dude that "wrestled" that night, but I do remember buying two "Hulkamania" shirts. Good times! He'll be missed!
Posted:
#8
i was a fan of wrestling in the 70's until i grew out of it
Was too Old to be into Hulkamania but appreciate what he did for the sport as an Athlete
Surprised no network came up with a HULK HOGAN Cartoon where he'd be kind of a SuperHero who saves children from Bullies and Bad Grades
rip Brutha
Posted:
#12
Quote Originally Posted by lennon65:
i was a fan of wrestling in the 70's until i grew out of it Was too Old to be into Hulkamania but appreciate what he did for the sport as an Athlete Surprised no network came up with a HULK HOGAN Cartoon where he'd be kind of a SuperHero who saves children from Bullies and Bad Grades rip Brutha
i was a fan of wrestling in the 70's until i grew out of it Was too Old to be into Hulkamania but appreciate what he did for the sport as an Athlete Surprised no network came up with a HULK HOGAN Cartoon where he'd be kind of a SuperHero who saves children from Bullies and Bad Grades rip Brutha
So he did have a cartoon. I did not know that.
Maybe i watched rug rats and spongebob too much
Hot Forum Topics
