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8 Things You Probably Did Not Know About WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan

As the world mourns the sudden death of WWE icon Hulk Hogan, few figures in professional wrestling history loom as large Born Terry Gene Bollea, the legendary superstar defined an era, transformed wrestling into mainstream entertainment, and became a global icon While millions remember his “Hulkamania” legacy, signature mustache, and thunderous leg drop, there’s a wealth of lesser-known stories that shaped his journey — both inside and outside the ring While millions remember his “Hulkamania” legacy, signature mustache, and thunderous leg drop, there’s a wealth of lesser-known stories that shaped his journey — both inside and outside the ring

Here are eight surprising things you probably didn’t know about the Immortal Hulk Hogan:

Long before he stepped into the ring, Hogan had dreams of becoming a professional baseball player A standout Little League pitcher in Florida, he was scouted by both the New York Yankees and the Cincinnati Reds However, a serious throwing-arm injury during his senior year of high school abruptly ended those hopes, forcing him to shift his focus — eventually toward wrestling Hogan’s wrestling training began under the infamous Hiro Matsuda, who didn’t go easy on him

On Hogan’s very first day, Matsuda snapped his leg as a test of mental toughness and commitment — a brutal initiation meant to weed out the uncommitted Most would have quit, but Hogan returned just four months later, proving his resilience Source: iHarare

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