Who KILLED Hulk Hogan?!

Who KILLED Hulk Hogan?! Brooke Hogan Demands Answers as Wrestling World Plunges into Chaos

It’s the question everyone is now asking:
Who killed Hulk Hogan?

In a shocking turn of events, what was first reported as a natural death due to health complications is now being called into question—by none other than his own daughter, Brooke Hogan.

And the world is listening.

A Sudden Death… Or Something More?

On paper, Hulk Hogan, the wrestling legend, passed away from “natural causes.” But those closest to him say the end came too fast, too quietly, and with too many unanswered questions.

“He was declining, yes. But not like that,” a longtime friend revealed anonymously. “He had fight left in him. Then one day—gone. Just gone.”

Now, with mounting rumors, missing letters, blocked access, and suspicious changes to his will, some are beginning to whisper what was once unthinkable:

Did someone want Hulk Hogan gone?

Brooke’s Explosive Claim: “My Father Was Surrounded by the Wrong People”

In her first live interview, Brooke Hogan made her most chilling statement yet:

“He wasn’t surrounded by family. He was surrounded by people who controlled his money, his time, his medication… and ultimately, his fate.”

She didn’t name names—yet. But insiders say she’s been working with legal counsel and private investigators to dig into Hulk Hogan’s final months.

And what they’re uncovering is disturbing.

Medical records missing

Surveillance footage erased

Access logs altered

A handwritten letter allegedly “lost”

“This wasn’t just poor management,” Brooke insisted. “This was intentional isolation.”

Suspicious Behavior from His “Inner Circle”

Several of Hogan’s longtime friends and former WWE colleagues have come forward to share what they saw—and what they were blocked from seeing.

“He stopped calling. He stopped texting. That wasn’t like Terry. That was someone pulling the strings,” one source close to Hogan claimed.

Others say the people around him became “hostile” to old friends, kept visits short or canceled entirely, and took over everything, from legal affairs to medical care.

One insider said bluntly:

“They treated him like a brand, not a man.”

The Final Days: He Knew Something Was Wrong

According to Brooke, Hulk Hogan tried to warn her—but the message was subtle, cryptic, and came too late.

“He told me, ‘Don’t believe everything they say.’ That was the last real thing he said to me. And now I understand.”

She believes he sensed that he was being pushed out of his own life, possibly medicated into submission, and kept away from those who could protect him.

Was It Medical Neglect—or Something Worse?

Brooke stopped short of using the word murder, but fans and insiders are not.

Some believe the legend may have been overmedicated, misdiagnosed, or even intentionally neglected in his final days. Others are pointing to financial motives—changes in his will, sudden power-of-attorney transfers, and large amounts of money being moved just weeks before his death.

As one fan wrote on social media:

“If this were a movie, we’d call it murder. So what makes this any different?”

Who Benefited?

Follow the money. That’s what investigators always say.

And in this case, the question is simple:
Who gained control after Hulk Hogan’s death?

Was it a business partner? A new manager? Someone closer?
Why were some family members left out? Why did Brooke receive no final goodbye?

And perhaps most damning: Why did the world’s biggest wrestling icon die in silence, surrounded by strangers, with no real answers?

The World Wants Justice

The hashtag #WhoKilledHogan is now trending globally. Fans, celebrities, even retired wrestlers are demanding:

A formal investigation

A forensic audit of his estate

Medical record release

Transparency about his final weeks

Brooke’s Final Words

“I’m not accusing—yet. But I’m watching. I’m digging. And I’m not stopping until I know who took my father away from me.”

One thing is clear: Hulk Hogan may be gone—but the fight for truth has just begun.
And this time, it’s real.