Hulk Hogan, the legendary pro wrestler who helped turn WWE into a global powerhouse, has died at 71, according to TMZ.
A “cardiac arrest” call was placed to Hulk Hogan’s Clearwater, Florida home, and medics responded, TMZ reports. He was stretchered into an ambulance.
Hogan — born Terry Bollea — shot to fame in the 1980s with his All-American “Hulkamania” persona, playing a key role in turning WWE, then known as the WWF, into a national phenomenon.
Born in Augusta, Georgia in 1953, he had two children, Brooke and Nick, with his first wife, Linda.
Hogan appeared on Hannity last year after his RNC speech.
Watch the clip below:
Hulk Hogan interview on Hannity pic.twitter.com/dbkQHIpQG3
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