Wrestling Icon Hulk Hogan Dies Age 71 After Cardiac Arrest

Hulk Hogan, the legendary professional wrestler who passed away at 71 from cardiac arrest, experienced significant physical decline and embarrassment over his weakened state in his final days, according to close friend and wrestling booker Eric Bischoff. Hogan was devastated by boos he received at his last WWE appearance, which he attributed to political divides, but he remained steadfast in his beliefs despite the backlash. Bischoff recalled Hogan's eagerness to return to work and his focus on wrestling business during their last visit, despite the physical effort it required. Hogan expressed embarrassment about being seen in his weakened condition, but Bischoff reassured him and offered opportunities to keep his spirits up, including potential interviews. Hogan's family also reflected on his passing, with his daughter Brooke Hogan sharing a heartfelt tribute and clarifying their private and supportive relationship in his final days. Despite his health struggles, Hogan's energetic personality and passion for wrestling remained evident until the end.