As a bonus to my readers and my birthday gift as well to my readers. This is a double-feature blog. Earlier, I gave Honor to Ozzy Osbourne, who recently passed away. Now to continue with honor to Hulk Hogan, who also passed away about the same the time. As Paul Harvey would say, “The rest of the story.”
Hulk Hogan, a professional wrestler, was born August 11, 1953 and passed away July 24,2025. His full name was Terry Gene Bollea. His trademark was his blond hair, spray tan, and yellow and red attire. He was known for his showmanship, large physique, and trademark blond American Fu Manchu mustache and bandanas. He was American professional wrestler and media personality. He won multiple championships for (WWF) World Wrestling Federation. He was a reality star with his own reality TV show.
He was born in Augusta,Georgia and died in Clearwater, Florida at the age of 71 of a heart attack. His parents were Peter and Ruth Bollea, He was married 3 times to Linda Hogan, Jennifer McDaniel, Sky Daily. He had 2 kids named: Brooke and Nick Hogan. He was 6’7″ and weighed 302 lbs.
He was a part of Wrestlemania. There was a feud between Hulk Hogan and Randy “Macho Man” Savage, when the 2 of them got into a loud and physical confrontation, where Macho Man blamed Hogan for what happened Savage’s wife, Elizabeth, when they got a divorce. Macho Man became jealous and accused Hogan of lusting after Elizabeth. Hogan tried to calm the irate Macho Man down; but Savage had heard enough and struck Hogan with the title belt, knocking him to the floor. Elizabeth went to Hulk Hogan and Macho Man her and threw her across the room.
You could say that Hulk Hogan brought color to the world of wrestling and made it entertaining. He had many fans.
There was also a feud between Jesse Ventura and Hulk Hogan. The beef between Ventura and Hogan goes back to the mid 1980’s. He promised to get even with Hulk Hogan. and says that he won’t bury the hatchet,stating that Hulk betrayed him.
We all know that Jesse Ventura became the Governor of Minnesota January 4, 1999 to January 6, 2003. No one expected Ventura to even get elected. He wasn’t taken seriously like Donald Trump and Ross Perot.
Randy “Macho Man” Savage died May 20, 2011 in Seminole, Florida. Before he died, he made up with Hulk Hogan.
Last year after President Trump was shot at and survived, Hulk Hogan decided right there and then to jump on the Trump’s train. At the Republican convention, Hulk Hogan gave a rousing speech in support of Trump. “At the end of the day,with our leader up there,my hero,that gladiator, we’re going to bring America back together one real American at a time.”
Hulk Hogan said, “I’m here tonight because I want the world to know that Donald Trump is a real American hero, and I’m proud to support my hero as the next President of this United States.”
As I said with Ozzy Osbourne, I wasn’t a fan but I have to admire Sharon Osbourne for speaking out when she did. It takes real courage.
I’m not a big die-hard fan of Hulk Hogan but I did liked him better than Macho Man Randy Savage. I’m glad that he came out in support of President Trump in last year election as well.
Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan were legend in their fields and will be surely missed by many.
This is my tribute to them in honor of my birthday and this bonus blog-a double feature you could say.