When one talks about the biggest names in professional wrestling history, the name Hulk Hogan always comes up in the conversation. While Hogan isn't exactly known for his impressive in-ring skills in ...

Hulk Hogan and Brock Lesnar, both legendary figures in professional wrestling, share a net worth of $25 million each. Despite their different paths to success, with Hogan pioneering in the 1980s ...

During a recent interview with WFAN, Seth Rollins commented on his relationship with MAGA cult member Hulk Hogan and his reaction to him being booed during the premiere episode of WWE Monday Night RAW ...

Hulk Hogan has had a difficult start to the year, as he's now facing a lawsuit targeting his Real American Beer company. Hogan has been booed multiple times over the years when presented to wrestling ...

(This story has been updated to add new information). Retired professional wrestling star Hulk Hogan will return to Wisconsin next week to promote his new Real American Beer. Between March 17 and ...

Hulk Hogan is the latest WWE legend to weigh in on John Cena's shocking heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber. In an interview with Undisputed's Justin Barrasso, the two-time WWE Hall of Famer ...

Hogan,” pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan first apologized for taking so long. He uttered a few catchphrases in his signature Hulkster growl, popped a few muscle poses and made his way to a ...

Hulk Hogan lives in Clearwater, Florida. He helped with The Salvation Army of Martin County food drive in 1999. He launched Real American Beer in June. Hulk Hogan is coming to town. The ...

During a recent interview with Action Network, D-Von Dudley discussed Hulk Hogan being booed out of the Intuit Dome during the premiere episode of WWE RAW on Netflix earlier this month. You can check ...

Hulk Hogan is adding Orange County to the list of his local appearances to promote the launch of his new Real American Beer. Hogan will make three stops in Orange County on March 5, one day after ...

Real American Beer, a light beer co-founded by World Wrestling Entertainment legend Hulk Hogan, has come to New York. The beer comes in 24-ounce cans and six-, 12- and 24-packs of 12-ounce cans.

In an interview with Fox News, Hogan admitted he “couldn’t understand a word that was being said.” He described a chaotic scene at his house, with the volume turned up and guests yelling.