Hulk Hogan, 71, BOOED OUT of WWE by furious fans after he admitted he was racist and launched N-word rant
When RAW made its historic Netflix debut, fans jeered WWE veteran Hulk Hogan as he left the building.
One of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, Hogan, 71, revolutionized the industry by making the sport a global sensation in the 1980s and 1990s.
However, as evidenced by the response he received on Monday at the Intuit Dome in California, the Hulkster’s popularity has declined and he is no longer a fan favorite.
The 12-time world champion cut a promo at the stage while waving a huge American flag with legendary manager Jimmy Hart.
The live Los Angeles audience loudly jeered the former WWEChampion.
Hogan referred to the fans as his “greatest ever tag team partner” despite this.
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As he attempted an uncomfortable monologue to market his Real American Beer, the jeers grew louder.
The two-time Hall of Famer seemed to be faltering over his remarks as tensions seemed to increase.
The former WCW champion lost favor in 2015 after a startling video surfaced of him discussing his daughter Brooke’s romantic life while using racist language and the n-word repeatedly.
According to the startling audio, Hogan said, “I don’t know if Brooke was f****** the black guy’s son. I mean, I don’t have double standards,” according to a joint RadarOnline and The National ENQUIRER investigation.
To a certain extent, I am a racist, f****** n*****.However, in regards to pleasant individuals and s***, and so on.
“After all, if she was going to f*** any n*****, I’d much rather have her wed an eight-foot-tall, $100 million n*****! similar to a basketball player! We’re all a little racist, I suppose. F****** n*****.
After the footage was made public, Hogan apologized several times and was fired by WWE right away.
The heavyweight begged his hordes of admirers to take him back and asked for his daughter’s fogiveness.
“Please pardon me,” Hogan said on Good Morning America. She [Brooke] was the one who ought to have disowned me.
“I was upset about something that happened between her and her boyfriend.”
Hogan subsequently stated to People: “I used foul words in a chat eight years ago.
“It was unacceptable for me to have used that offensive language; there is no excuse for it; and I apologise for having done it.”
Hogan has since called the scandal “a speed bump” and stated that it was “not who I was” after WWE allowed him to rejoin the business in 2018.
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Many, however, were not pleased with his apologies; according to accounts, he talked more about being cautious about what you say in front of a camera than the actual content of his remarks.
Prior to the reelection, Hogan was a guest speaker at a highly controversial event at Madison Square Garden in New York, where he later endorsed controversial US President Donald Trump.
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