Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has died at 71 after a medical emergency at his Florida home, according to multiple reports.
TMZ said emergency crews rushed to Hogan’s Clearwater residence Thursday morning. Sources told the site that Hogan suffered cardiac arrest.
“We’re told a slew of police cars and EMTs were parked outside Hogan’s home … and the icon was carried on a stretcher and into an ambulance,” TMZ reported.
NBC Los Angeles confirmed Hogan’s manager, Chris Volo, said Hogan died at home, surrounded by family.
Recently, Hogan’s wife Sky denied rumors that he was in a coma. She said his heart was still “strong” as he recovered from neck surgery in May.
Hogan was a WWE Hall of Famer, movie star, and reality TV personality. He also became a strong supporter of former President Donald Trump and famously won a lawsuit that shut down the Gawker website.
His passing marks the end of a larger-than-life figure who made wrestling and MAGA headlines alike.
