Hulk Hogan died Thursday at the age of 71. Here are the famed wrestler's biggest controversies during his story career.

An ESPN reporter is defending his "controversial" Hulk Hogan article in the wake of the legendary wrestler's passing. Hogan, 71, died on Thursday. He reportedly suffered a cardiac event at his home in Clearwater,

The wrestler gave an interview to CBS News just hours after Hogan's death, which came on Thursday, July 24 following cardiac arrest

Hulk Hogan’s death at 71 continues to dominate headlines with WWE SummerSlam fast approaching this weekend. Wrestling icon Hogan died on Thursday after a suspected cardiac arrest, with tributes

T he legacy of Hulk Hogan has been immensely celebrated in these few days since his passing with exceptional tributes to Hogan from fans, wrestlers, celebrities, media outlets and wrestling promotions worldwide.

Michael Rapaport is speaking out in defense of late WWE star Hulk Hogan, after the athlete’s racist past resurfaced following his death.

Hogan, real name Terry Gene Bollea, was born in Augusta, Georgia, in 1953 and raised in Tampa. Though Hogan attended wrestling shows growing up in Florida, he started his career in entertainment as a musician,

With his red and yellow wrestling attire, bleached mustache and custom of ripping his shirt open, Hogan ascended alongside the then-WWF.

Republican Party officials in Alachua County are calling on school board member Sarah Rockwell to resign following controversial comments she made about Hulk Hogan’s death

In death, Hulk Hogan is being remembered for a very controversial affair the WWE icon had with his daughter's best friend in 2007.