Wrestling Legend Hulk Hogan Dies at 71 After Cardiac Arrest in Florida

Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, aged 71, passed away following cardiac arrest at his Clearwater, Florida home, after enduring severe health issues including a weak heart, oxygen dependence, and significant weight loss in his final weeks. Despite his physical decline, Hogan spent his last days seeking reconciliation with estranged family members, particularly his daughter, attempting to settle personal scores and find peace. His wife, Sky Daily, had recently denied rumors of a coma, highlighting his recovery from a complex spinal surgery, though Hogan's condition worsened unexpectedly. Hogan's declining health has been attributed to a lifetime of physical strain from wrestling, steroid use, and multiple surgeries. In the months before his death, Hogan was also known for his vocal support of President Donald Trump and involvement in a stalled wrestling venture. The wrestling community mourned his passing, recognizing his profound impact on the sport and popular culture, while also recalling past controversies.