WWE Hall Of Famer Hulk Hogan has had a long and illustrious career in professional wrestling. He is also a controversial figure. Hogan recently spoke to ESPN, where a variety of topics were discussed.
During the interview, The Hulkster was asked about his opinion of The Undertaker’s farewell, particularly the ”Last Ride” documentary based on The Deadman’s career.
“I didn’t expect it to be done so open and honestly. I mean, he retired and came back, and put his boots in the ring and all of that. But this was the final ‘final’ goodbye. Putting the nail in the coffin — I know, great cliché there. But opening up and showing people what he was about, that he was totally dedicated to this business, had wrestling in his blood on day one and was a good dude and a family man. I think the whole thing was done really well. It was a good move.”
Hogan was then asked if he desired a documentary similar to the ”Last Ride” documentary based on his career. Here is what he said:
“I haven’t really thought about it. There’s still more business to be done with me even though I’m not actually wrestling anymore. I don’t know how to approach that as far as timing goes. It could only be done by the WWE because they’re the only ones that could do it correctly and give it justice. Hopefully, down the road there’ll be a spot to do it that way.
