Throughout his career, Hulk Hogan has transcended the sport of wrestling and achieved a level of celebrity rarely reached by any athlete. In recent news, it has been rumored that the 'Hulkster" might be returning to the ring for one more match at WrestleMania 31. There has been a lot of hype as to who will take on the beast in red and yellow. This is the first fans have heard out of Hogan's camp since he announced he was taking the popular rapper Riff Raff under his wing.
The 61-year-old Terry Gene Bollea is better known by his ring name Hulk Hogan. He began his rise to fame in the 80s and 90s with his powerful presence in the ring.
Over the years he has stacked an impressive repertoire of achievements. For instance, he is a 12-time World Champion, a 6-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion and a 2-time Royal Rumble Champ.
Now, it looks like the main man himself might be stepping back into the ring one more time. According to Inquisitr, rumors are flying left and right surrounding Hogan's potential opponent at WrestleMania:
"Since his return to WWE last year, Hulk Hogan has expressed his interest in having one more match at WrestleMania. There have been a few names tossed around as potential opponents for Hogan - 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin, John Cena, and Rusev are the three names that Hogan has mentioned the most as a potential opponent for him. But unfortunately for Hogan, Steve Austin seems uninterested in wrestling again, and John Cena will be busy taking on Rusev at WrestleMania."
Interestingly, fans haven't heard too much out of the loud-mouthed legend in recent months.
In fact, according to MTV, the last time Hogan put himself out there was when he announced his backing of the TV personality and recording artist Riff Raff:
"Pretty much no one will be surprised that internet wunderkind Rif Raff wants to learn how to wrestle professional... and Hulk Hogan has offered to make the rapper's dreams come true. Hogan's son, Nick, even posted a "promotional video" to go along with the announcement. The power of the neon pythons cannot be overstated...[Riff Tweeted,] 'THANKS TO @HulkHogan NOW THE NEON iCON WiLL UNLEASH THESE NEON PYTHONS UPON THE @WWE AND GET THAT NEON TiTLE BELT...'"
What do you think about the situation? Has Hogan been out of the game too long? Or, does he have one more successful run in him? Let us know your opinions in the comment section below.
