Hulk Hogan filmed over 20 hours of content for upcoming documentaries: Report

Wrestling Fan After his death, he may have him look at Hulk Hogan and have him take a look at the final behind the scenes.

Professional wrestling legend has passed away On Thursday, the world of sports paid non-stop respect at his 71-year-old home in Clearwater, Florida.

WWE and Netflix have previously worked on a film about Hogan, whose real name was Terry Borea.

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Hulk Hogan is on display with his championship belt. (Darlene Hammond/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Puck Media first reported that Netflix and Words + Pictures were working with WWE on a documentary about Hogan, with the legend having conducted over 20 hours of interviews. A Words + Pictures spokesperson confirmed the report in a Saturday email from Fox News Digital. Netflix and WWE did not respond to the message immediately.

Pack Media said the documentary had been in work since last year.

Awful announcement Netflix previously worked on a film about Hogan, which Chris Hemsworth would have played. Hogan called the script “surprising.”

Hulk Hogan against Andre Andre of WrestleMania VL in March 1988 at the Convention Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey (Jeffrey Usher/Getty Images)

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Netflix took advantage of the sports world with documentaries as well as live broadcasts of sporting events such as boxing matches and NFL games.

Hogan became the main babyface, which was then the World Wrestling Federation, and spent decades in business. He won numerous world championships, first in 2005 and twice inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2020 as a member of the New World Order.

In 2024 he founded Real American Beeraptly named after his walk-out music in his time as a wrestler. He also founded Wrestling Promotion, Leans American Freestyle, in April 2025. Hogan appeared sporadically in WWE in his later years, and last appeared in Los Angeles in January 2025.

Hulk Hogan tears his shirt before Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at a campaign rally at Madison Square Garden in New York on October 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File)

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He is believed to have helped put today’s WWE on the map.

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