Nick thanked everyone for reaching out during this “overwhelming and extremely difficult” time by posting a carousel of photos of him and his father over the years.
Following his sudden passing earlier this week, Hulk Hogan’s son posted a heartbreaking tribute to his father.
The wrestling icon,whose real name is Terry Bollea, died on Thursday morning after suffering a cardiac arrest at his Clearwater mansion in Florida. Reports claim that medics were sent to Hulk’s home after getting a call regarding someone suffering an alleged cardiac arrest. Hulk was 71 years old.
Hulk shared two children – daughter, Brooke and son Nick – with ex wife Linda Hogan. Days after Hulk’s death, Nick posted a carousel of pictures of him and his dad and thanked everyone for reaching out during this “overwhelming and extremely difficult” time.
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It has been amazing and comforting to hear so many insightful and insightful stories about my dad’s life, interactions, and experiences with everyone, according to Nick.
My dad will always be my hero because he was the most amazing person I’ve ever met. He was the most compassionate, compassionate, and amazing father you could ask for. The world’s greatest father is incredibly blessed, in my opinion. He was also my best friend and mentor, as well as my best dad.
He has always been my best friend, and I miss him more than I can count. I thanked him for everything he has ever done for me, thanked him for his sacrifice, and gave him a hug whenever I could. After returning to Florida a few years ago, I spent a lot of time with him, and I’m so grateful for those memories. The best experiences of my life have been there.
I’d try my best to get him back, but I’m aware that he will always be watching me. I’ll always have the advice and lessons he gave me, and I’ll always carry them forward in a manner that will honor him. I appreciate you for being my best friend and your father, who is also my best friend. Big Dog, I adore you dearly and will miss you forever.
On Friday, in the first live event since his death, the WWE remembered Hogan in a poignant memorial before kicking off SmackDown. Wrestling great Triple H, who now works as the company’s chief content officer, paid homage to his former colleague before a traditional 10-bell salute was held in his memory.
Triple H, whose real name is Paul Levesque, said: “Ladies and gentleman, yesterday we lost one of the biggest and most globally recognized icons in the world.”
Jimmy Hart, his former manager, was among the WWE stars who clearly shed tears during the 10-bell salute. On stage, Randy Orton, Logan Paul, Charlotte Flair, and Cody Rhodes were also seen paying their respects to Hogan.
Source: Mirror
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