Hulk Hogan Endorses Donald Trump, Rips Off Shirt During Star-Packed Republican Event in Milwaukee | WATCH

Legendary American wrestler Hulk Hogan delivered an impassioned speech about Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Thursday (local time), touching on themes reminiscent of his professional wrestling days.

The WWE Hall of Famer, known for his “Hulkamania” image, described Trump as his hero and praised their alliance for the upcoming 2024 presidential campaign with his running mate J.D. Vance.

Hogan addressed a cheering crowd, chanting passionately, “Let Trump-a-mania begin, brother. Let Trump-a-mania make America great again!” He compared their partnership to iconic wrestling tag teams and drew parallels to his legendary partnership with the late Randy Savage.

The 70-year-old Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, said Trump and his supporters, whom he called “Trump-ites,” would get America back on track. He closed his speech with a rhetorical challenge to political opponents: “What you gonna do when Donald Trump and all these Trump-a-maniacs get you, bro?”

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In addition to his five-decade wrestling career, Hogan has appeared in films such as “Rocky III” and television shows such as “Thunder in Paradise.” According to Fox newsHis life has not been without controversy, including a notable legal battle with Gawker over a leaked sex tape and a temporary ban from the WWE Hall of Fame for racist comments.

Despite these challenges, Hogan remains a prominent figure in both pop culture and political circles, supporting Trump as a candidate who can restore America’s greatness.

In addition to his five-decade wrestling career, Hogan has appeared in films such as “Rocky III” and television shows such as “Thunder in Paradise.” According to Fox newsHis life has not been without controversy, including a notable legal battle with Gawker over a leaked sex tape and a temporary ban from the WWE Hall of Fame for racist comments.

Despite these challenges, Hogan remains a prominent figure in both pop culture and political circles, supporting Trump as a candidate who can restore America’s greatness.