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A private funeral occurred on Tuesday night Hulk HoganWhere dozens gathered in the Indian Rox Church in Florida to celebrate the life of the Icon of the Fight.
Hogan died last month at the age of 71 after a heart attack on July 24 at his home, the County Medical County reported. He had a atrial story, a heart condition that causes irregular and fast pulse.
Hogan, the real name of which Terry Bolea, was baptized In the Indian Church of Rox in 2023, and he was put there in the environment of family, friends and loved ones.
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The Legend of Wwe Hulk Hogan visits 2015 Susan G. Komen DC Race for The Cure at the National Mall on May 9, 2015 in Washington, Colombia District. (Chris Connor/Wireimage)
WWE icons such as Paul “Triple H” Levesque and WWE, former co -chairman Stephanie McMachon, were among those who attended the service. Other celebrities were spotted, including Kid Rock, Bam Margera and more.
The service had a strong presence of the police, as Largo officers and church security patrolled the territory as well as the K-9 dogs. Signs of reading “private event” were at the gate.
For those who couldn’t be present as president Donald TrumpThey respected social media.
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“They are today The truth is social With the image of His and the fight against Hogan.
Governor Ron Troops Last Friday, the ordered flags flew into the semi-Staff, saying about him “Hulk Hogan’s Day in Florida.”
“He was a real Floridian through,” the landing party wrote in a statement on the declaration.
Hogan’s body will be cremated.
The Khalk Hogan legend meets the crowd during the World Fighting (WWE) Crown Crown for View at King University Sauda Stadium on November 2, 2018. (Fayez Nureldine/AFP via Getty Images)
Sky Daily Hogan shared in an emotional message on social media that her husband “was engaged in some health problems, but I really believed that we would overcome them.”
“I believed a lot in his power. I thought we had even more time,” Daily Hogan wrote.
The great personality of Hogan was noticed in and because of the struggle. He was the main draw of the first in the history of Wrestlemania in 1985 and was the cornerstone of the entertainment giant, which continues to bloom today.
He was also a star on the silver screen, as well as a realistic television, and “Hogan knows best” after his life on VH1, and also made in several films and shows.
“I am so grateful that I knew his real version,” Bolea Olekscy, daughter of Hogan, wrote on social media. “Not only the one that viewed the world through the lens curator.”
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Hogan’s son, Nick, added to his own social office: “Thank you that you are the best dad in the world and thank you for being my best friend. I love you so much and I will miss you forever.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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