Hulk Hogan brought pro wrestling into the living rooms of a whole generation of fans, but he also leaves behind a legacy that's not as simple as Hulkamania felt back then.

There is no WWE if Vince McMahon doesn’t pluck Hulk Hogan from the Midwest to make him the centerpiece of his national expansion in 1983.

In Tampa, the late Hulk Hogan’s legend still lives on for people like his childhood friend and former wrestler Steve Keirn.

Hulk Hogan, iconic wrestling figure, died at 71 with no foul play suspected, leaving a contested legacy due to past racist remarks, yet remembered for his significant influence on wrestling and pop culture.

Triple H is one of several wrestling legends to share their thoughts on Hulk Hogan following the WWE Hall of Famer's death Thursday. Hogan, 71, died this morning after reportedly suffering cardiac arrest while at his home in Clearwater,

Hulk Hogan’s death sent shockwaves through the wrestling world. His untimely passing also had a major effect on another project he’s been working on. Earlier this year, Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff announced the creation of “Real American Freestyle,