Hulk Hogan’s son considering Wrestling career in wake of WWE legend’s death

 Nick Hogan is seriously considering a career in professional wrestling following the unexpected death of his father, WWE icon Hulk Hogan, in July. Speaking while at LAX airport on Thursday night, Nick explained that entering the wrestling business would make him feel closer to his father, whose death was officially ruled a heart attack at age 71. You never know, man. Its in the blood. So, you never know, Nick said. Ive always loved the business. Obviously it makes me feel so much closer to [my] dad, being around the business and being in that environment. I have a lot of love for it. Nick confirmed he remains in contact with the wrestling community, which he calls family, and close to the business. He added that he is currently in pretty good shape, following fan buzz over a recent workout photo he shared with NWA star Bryan Idol. When asked if the photo was a soft launch for a wrestling career, he only replied, “You never know.”The discussions of Nicks career come amid a complex legal situation surrounding Hulk Hogan’s passing. The WWE Hall of Famer died on July 24 at his home due to a heart attack, with the manner of death ruled natural, according to records from the Pinellas County Forensic Science Center. The records also indicated Hogan had previously dealt with leukemia and atrial fibrillation (irregular heartbeat). However, the cause of death remains in dispute by the family. On August 30, Nick and Hulks wife, Sky Daily, filed a petition to extend the statute of limitations for an investigation into potential medical malpractice. The probe targets doctors and healthcare providers at Morton Plant Hospital, where Hogan was pronounced dead, and Tampa General Hospital. In an August interview, Nick explained that the family had done everything possible to help his father recover from a neck surgery in May and subsequent complications. There were just multiple different things that were complicated, that towards the end of it, we tried to deal with, and he really, really was fighting and trying to recover We all put our best foot forward and tried to be there with support… Unfortunately, it was not the easiest situation to be in and not the easiest road. Hulk Hogan and his ex-wife, Linda, are parents to Nick and his sister Brooke. Beyond wrestling, the Hulksters business ventures included a bar and the Real American Beer brand, a light lager he launched in June 2024. His Real American Freestyle league, co-launched with fellow WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff, held its first event on August 30. The post Hulk Hogans son considering Wrestling career in wake of WWE legends death appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.