Just two years after marrying Sky Daily, the wrestling world is facing devastating news. ðŸ˜
One of the most iconic figures in sports entertainment history, Hulk Hogan, has passed away at the age of 71. Known for transforming wrestling into a global phenomenon, the larger-than-life WWE superstar died on July 24, 2025, following a cardiac arrest at his Clearwater, Florida home.
According to TMZ Sports, paramedics were dispatched early Thursday morning and transported Hogan to a nearby hospital, but attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. His sudden passing comes not long after undergoing a routine neck procedure, with many fans believing he was on the road to recovery.
For decades, Hogan amazed supporters with his toughness—enduring over 25 surgeries in just ten years, including extensive operations on his back, hips, knees, and shoulders.
In recent weeks, concerns about his health began to grow again after a local Florida radio host claimed Hogan’s loved ones were bracing for the worst. Though his team quickly labeled those rumors as overblown, it appears his condition had quietly deteriorated. His wife, Sky Daily Hogan, had continued to share positive updates, insisting he was active and doing fine—making today’s news even harder to process.
Hogan wasn’t simply a wrestling legend—he was the face of a movement. With his charisma, energy, and unforgettable catchphrases, he helped bridge generations through “Hulkamania.” He brought wrestling into living rooms across America, turning matches into moments and rivals into icons.
From his glory days in the ring to his appearances on reality shows and beyond, Hogan never faded from view—he just kept elevating the game.
Today, the wrestling world mourns a champion. The ring has lost one of its fiercest warriors. And fans everywhere have lost a true brother.