Hulk Hogan is a living wrestling legend. He gained the greatest popularity in the 80s, when he also began to act in films. He has six WWE titles under his belt. His career spanned a total of 35 years and he retired in 2012.
Hulk Hogan suffers from serious health problems. Former wrestler reveals
Hogan has been suffering from serious health problems for a long time. It all started in 2009 when he injured his back while collecting shells on the beach. The injury was so severe that doctors did not rule out that he might not be able to fully recover. There was also a risk of paralysis. Since then, he has had several back surgeries.
Former wrestler and wrestler Kurt Angle addressed the topic of Hogan’s current health. – He’s had nerves cut from his lower body. I thought he used a cane because his back hurt. Nothing hurts him. He just can’t feel anything from the waist down. That’s why he has to walk with a cane. This is quite serious and I really feel for him. He’s the guy who revolutionized pro wrestling. I respect him a lot,” said the Atlanta Olympics gold medalist on The Kurt Angle Show podcast.
These words caused a slight consternation among the closest people of the WWE star. It is true that his daughter already revealed in 2021 that her father had undergone as many as 25 operations in 10 years, but she emphasized that his condition was fine. – He had knee surgery. He also underwent surgery on his hips and elbows. He was rehabilitated after each operation. She’s doing great now and working out two hours a day at the gym,” she told the Hollywood Raw podcast.
Directly to the words of Angle referred to the representative of Hogan, who made a certain dementi. He’s fine and not paralyzed. He’s fine,” he told Entertainment Tonight. He also added that the wrestling legend does not need a cane to walk. However, he didn’t mention anything about the fact that Hogan hasn’t had any spinal surgery recently.
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Despite his health issues, Hogan made an appearance last week at Raw XXX in Philadelphia. The wrestling legend did not use a cane at the time, and his movements on stage did not indicate any malaise. Angle explained that he spoke with Hogan for half an hour backstage, and the broadcast did not show how serious his condition was.
Source: Sport.PL
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