The world of professional wrestling and millions of fans worldwide are mourning the passing of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan. Known for his trademark handlebar mustache, yellow bandanas, and electrifying charisma, Hogan was more than just a superstar—he was a symbol of strength, patriotism, and perseverance.

Born Terry Gene Bollea, Hulk Hogan rose to fame in the 1980s as the face of WWE (then WWF), helping usher in the golden age of wrestling. His larger-than-life persona, booming “Whatcha gonna do, brother?!” catchphrase, and signature moves made him a household name across generations.

Beyond the ring, Hogan became a cultural icon, starring in films, television shows, and numerous charitable causes. Fans across the globe knew him not just for his strength, but for his message of loyalty, prayers, and vitamins—values he championed throughout his career.

A true American patriot, Hogan always entered the ring draped in red, white, and blue, embodying the spirit of a nation that admired his grit and heart.

Hulk Hogan was 71. He leaves behind a legacy that will echo through arenas forever.

Rest in peace, Hulkster. You slammed giants, inspired millions, and your legend will never die.