Hulk Hogan filmed more than 20 hours of content for upcoming documentary: Report

Wrestling fans may get a final back-the-sete look in Hulk Hogan after his death.

Professional wrestling legend died at the age of 71 on Thursday at his Clearwater, Florida, home and the sports world paid a nonstop tribute.

WWE and Netflix first joined the forces, working on a film about Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bolia.

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Puck Media earlier reported that Netflix and Words + Pictures, in partnership with WWE, were working on a documentary about Hogan, and Legend interviewed over 20 hours. A spokesperson for a word + Pictures confirmed the report in an email on Fox News Digital Saturday. Netflix and WWE did not respond to the messages immediately.

Puck Media said that the documentary was working since last year.

Terrible declaration Said that Netflix had previously worked on a film about Hogan, which would have been played by Chris Hemsworth. Hogan called the script “amazing”.

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Netflix has not only tapped into the world of sports with documentaries, but also a live broadcast of sports events including boxing matches and NFL games.

Hogan became the main babyface of the time that was then the World Wrestling Federation and spent decades in business. He won several World Championships and joined the WWE Hall of Fame twice, first in 2005 and second as a member of the New World Order in 2020.

In 2024, he founded Real American BeerDuring his time as a wrestler, he was named after his walk-out music. He also established a real American freestyle, a wrestling promotion in April 2025. Hogan performed sporadic with WWE in his later years and recorded his final appearance in Los Angeles in January 2025.

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They are credited with helping today’s WWE put on the map.

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