Hulk Hogan, WWE Hall of Famer and legendary champion, dies at 71

FireDragon76 · Aug 4, 2025

RileyG said:
Other than wrestling, what else did he contribute to society? Just super curious?

Honestly? Not much. Even as a wrestler, he mostly was somebody of limited talent who was more style than substance.

Hulk Hogan wasn't even a native Floridian, which makes this whole thing nothing but cultural posturing. Perhaps popular with folks that desperately need cultural heroes from a "bygone" era, the 1980's, which was an era already mythologized to death, often is gross and distorting ways.

Vambram · Aug 4, 2025

Beyond the spotlight, Hogan was involved in various charitable endeavors, particularly those focused on helping children. He co-founded the Dreamseekers Foundation to support Native American children's education and worked closely with organizations like the Make-A-Wish Foundation, fulfilling wishes for over 200 children. He was also recognized for his work with the 50 Legs Foundation, a charity that provides prosthetic limbs to amputees.

Founder of '50 Legs' credits Hulk Hogan with growing charity to help amputees

A former pro-wrestler and friend credits Hogan with helping to grow his charity, 50 Legs, which helps amputees.

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Hulk Hogan the humanitarian ... who knew?

Superstar wrestler Hulk Hogan caught a break from his recent string of bad publicity when he received an unlikely award at unlikely place Wednesday afternoon.

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Founder of '50 Legs' credits Hulk Hogan with growing charity to help amputees

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