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On Tuesday evening a private funeral service took place for Hulk HoganWhere were dozens of Indian Rocks Church gathered in Florida to celebrate the life of the wrestling icon.
Hogan died last month at the age of 71, after suffering a heart attack in his house in Clearwater on July 24th, said Pinella County’s Medical Examiner. He had a atrial fibrillation in the history, a heart disease that causes an irregular and fast heart rate.
Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, was baptized In the Indian Rocks Church in 2023 and he was surrounded by family, friends and relatives.
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The WWE legend Hulk Hogan will take part in the National Mall on May 9, 2015 in Washington, DC, DC Race for healing in the National Mall. (Kris Connor/Wireimage)
WWE icons such as Paul “Triple H” Levesque and the former co-co-CEO of WWE, Stephanie McMahon, belonged to the service. Other celebrities, including Kid Rock, Bam Margera and more, were seen.
The service had a strong police presence because the Largo officials and the security of the church patrolled both in the area and in K-9 dogs. Signs that was read “private event” were at the gates.
For those who could not participate, like President Donald TrumpThey paid their respect for social media.
Hulk Hogan died of heart attack while facing other health problems: civil servants
“You have the funeral of ‘Hulkster’ today and I thought everyone would enjoy seeing this picture,” Trump wrote down Truth social wrestle with a picture of him and Hogan arm.
Governor Ron Desantis In addition, the flags were flown with half a relay last Friday and explains “Hulk Hogan Day in Florida”.
“He was through and through a real floridier,” wrote Desantis in a statement about the explanation.
Hogan’s body is cremated.
The wrestling legend Hulk Hogan welcomes the audience during the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Crown Jewel Pay-Per-View on November 2, 2018 at King Saud University Stadium in Riad. (Fayez Nureldine/AFP via Getty Images)
Sky Daily Hogan announced in an emotional social media contribution that her husband “had to do with some health problems, but I really believed that we would overcome them”.
“I had so much confidence in his strength. I thought we had more time,” wrote Daily Hogan.
Hogan’s sizes of survival was seen in and from the wrestling ring. He was the main draw of the first Wrestlemania in 1985 and a cornerstone of the entertainment giant, which is still thriving today.
He was also a star on the screen and on reality TV. “Hogan Knows Best” followed his life on VH1 and at the same time played in several films and shows.
“I am so grateful that I knew the true version of him,” wrote Brooke Bollea Oleksy, Hogan’s daughter on social media. “Not only those who viewed the world through a carefully curated lens.”
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Hogan’s son Nick added in his own social contribution: “Thank you for being the best father in the world and thank you for being my best friend. I love you so much big dog and I will miss you forever.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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