As audiences watch Netflix’s latest Hulk Hogan documentary, another film draws attention for its deeper dive into the sex tape scandal and media fallout. TAMPA, FL ...

Wrestling with a Hulking legacy. Netflix’s newest docuseries, “Hulk Hogan: Real American,” covers the WWE legend and Hollywood star’s life, career, family and controversies — featuring interviews with ...

Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook At the end of The Incredible Hulk, Bruce has escaped to British Columbia, where he is seen attempting to undergo ...

In his final interview, recorded prior to his death, Hulk Hogan detailed his excessive consumption of fentanyl after launching his stint on Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in 2009. In the Netflix ...

In his final appearance for WWE, Hulk Hogan, undoubtedly the greatest wrestler in the history of the company, was booed. By the time Jan. 6, 2025, his last appearance, had rolled around, Hogan became ...

Bryan Storkel traces the roller-coaster rise of Terry Bollea to wrestling superstardom, with access to his subject in the last months of his life. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic Netflix‘s ...

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He hailed to the chief of wrestling. In 2025, Hulk Hogan filmed a documentary about his life, which became his last interview — and it included a final sendoff from President Trump. The director of ...

Here’s the reveal, courtesy of toy collecting experts Preternia, which crucially also hints that Savage Hulk will indeed fight Spider-Man, as has long been speculated. The webbing included as an ...

The fourth and final episode of Netflix’s documentary miniseries Hulk Hogan: Real American opens with Werner Herzog, an avowed WWE fan, opining about the spandexed simulacrum that is pro wrestling.