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Hulk Hogan spoke at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on July 18, calling Trump a “gladiator” and “my hero” and praising him. He then ripped off his shirt to reveal he wore a Trump-Vance shirt.
“Hulkamania will be running wild at the Republican National Convention before Trump speaks,” Cageside Seats reported ahead of the event.
Hogan spoke shortly before former President Donald Trump took the podium. The RNC described the wrestling legend as a “professional entertainer and wrestler.”
Hogan was recently undecided on Trump.
In a June 26 interview on NewsNation, Hogan had said he couldn’t pick yet between Trump and President Joe Biden, saying the first debate would help him decide. That debate sparked a flurry of Democratic concern about Biden, Fox News reported.
“I’m for the guy who’s going to straighten this country out, whoever that person is,” Hogan said to NewsNation, adding that he was looking for a “truth teller.”
Hogan is one of three sports-related figures to speak on the final evening of the RNC. Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO Dana White introduced Trump.
Linda McMahon, described by the RNC as the “former Administrator of Small Business Administration,” also spoke. McMahon was previously “the President and later CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.,” according to her bio on the American First Policy Institute website. She is the wife of WWE founder Vince McMahon, although they separated in 2022, In Touch Weekly reported.
Hulk Hogan Wrote About President Donald Trump’s Assassination Attempt on His Instagram Page
Hogan posted about the assassination attempt against Trump on his Instagram page. “Today’s events in Butler, Pennsylvania are deeply disturbing,” he wrote.
“No President, past or present, should face such a horrific act. Our thoughts and prayers are with President Trump, law enforcement, and the Secret Service who bravely protect and uphold our shared values,” wrote Hogan.
Trump was shot in the ear during the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, he wrote on Truth Social. His speech on July 18 accepting the Republican nomination for president was his first since the attempt on his life. Biden is the presumptive Democratic nominee for president.
Hulk Hogan Previously Said He Would Make a ‘Great Vice President’
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Hulk Hogan.
Hogan previously revealed that he could begin a career in government.
“Hey, you never know,” Hogan said in the NewsNation interview in June about working in the White House.
“Right now, I’d make a great vice president, brother, because I do have common sense. I do know right from wrong,” he said in that interview.
He supported President Barack Obama, a Democrat, and then Republican Mitt Romney for president, NewsNation reported.
Asked who was his pick between Trump and Biden, Hogan revealed in June to NewsNation: “At the end of the day, I’m just wanting somebody to straighten out the gas prices, the food prices, our nation’s security. I want peace in the Middle East. I just want somebody with common sense, that knows right from wrong, brother. That’s who I want to be president.”
Asked who he wanted between the two, though, he said to newsNation, “I can’t pick right now. The debate that’s going to be the tell-all.” He added that he would have to “put myself” in the mix. He said he hoped the “best man would win.”
Hogan pitched a “flat tax” during the program.
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