Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan died on Thursday at the age of 71. Perhaps the most well-known and recognizable wrestler in the history of the industry, he was a major catalyst in the growth of the World Wrestling Federation throughout the 1980s.

WWE co-founder Vince McMahon in a statement posted on X called Hulk Hogan “the greatest WWE Superstar of ALL TIME, someone who was loved and admired around the world.” Incredibly high praise given the star-studded roster WWE has produced in the ring and beyond.

For one year, Hogan and “Macho Man” Randy Savage took fans on an emotional roller coaster that saw the two most popular stars in WWE unite to battle the likes of the evil “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase, Andre the Giant, Big Boss Man, and Akeem.

LA Knight may have gotten the win over Seth Rollins at Saturday Night's Main Event, but the Megastar may now be stuck in creative limbo due to the injury that R

Becky Lynch, the WWE wrestler, had an eventful summer after filming and will appear in a role in the new Happy Gilmore 2 movie, a sequel to the 1996 film Happy Gilmore.

The sportscaster created her Wear by Erin Andrews line in 2019 and now works with nearly 200 teams and leagues.

First responders spent 30 minutes attempting to revive Hulk Hogan at his home in Clearwater, Fla. before he was taken to a hospital, according to dispatch calls reviewed by PEOPLE. He died at the hospital.

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