Hulk Hogan

The wrestling world is in mourning following the death of WWE icon Hulk Hogan at 71.

He brought professional wrestling to unprecedented levels of mainstream popularity in the '80s.

Hulk Hogan is bringing his All American Beer to Michigan on October 23rd and 24th, 2024, with free meet-and-greet events in New Baltimore, Richmond, Utica, and Howell.

Hulk Hogan stopped by the Detroit Lions training camp today in Allen Park, Michigan.

Hulk Hogan will be making stops at various Michigan locations on July 24th and 25th to promote his new beer brand, Real American Beer.

So many notable things from U.S. history have happened right here in Michigan.

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Remember a couple months ago everyone was saying Hulk Hogan is a racist (and a couple professional wrestlers came out supporting the claims), well here's the audio to prove the allegations to be true.

Hulk Hogan was  a national icon who has done a lot for the entertainment business. He was/is literally the face of wrestling and it seemed like he could do no wrong.The only thing he could do wrong was go on a racial outburst. But that would never happen, right?

Let me tell you something, brother: Hulk Hogan wants to star in the next Expendables movie.

Hulk Hogan has been pretty much on top of the wrestling world since about 1983 when 'Hulkmania' started. Since then Hogan has had a series of ups and downs including reinventing has a bad guy and calling himself 'Hollywood Hogan' in 1996.

You may have never watched wrestling or just plain don't don't like it but you have for sure heard of the billion dollar company WWE. Arguably the sole reason WWE is a billion dollar industry is because the owner Vince Mcmahon chose to build his company around one individual.