Hulk Hogan Funeral Plan War bursts over funeral clothing

Hogan, 71, died of a cardiac arrest on Thursday 24 July in his Clearwater Beach, Florida, according to the police of Clearwater. Emergency services responded to a call of 9.51 am 911 and the WWE Hall of Famer was transported to Morton Plant Hospital, where he was declared dead.

The police said there was no false game. His old manager, Linda Bose, 58, confirmed death and said: “Unfortunately we have to confirm that Terry Bollea, also known as Hulk Hogan, died this morning. We were deeply sad. He was such a great person and friend.”

But the controversy about the funeral plans broke out almost immediately after the news about his death broke out. Hogan’s inner circle, according to sources close to the family, is now divided on how best can honor the more than life person of the legend.

Some claim that he must be buried in a traditional black suit, in accordance with solemn funeral. Others insist that it would be a betrayal of Hogan’s Brush brand, and the fans who abolished him in red and yellow equipment, to place him in something other than his characteristic Spandex.