Hulk Hogan has undergone a minor neck procedure, according to a recent report from TMZ.
The new report notes that Hogan recently had a “little fusion procedure,” and underwent surgery on Wednesday to help make him feel better. The surgery seemed to be a success, as TMZ notes that Hogan was back to work the next day, with a representative noting that it was a “quick turnaround” for the legend.
Hogan has undergone many surgeries over his career as a wrestler, including multiple back surgeries, two hip replacements, and more. Speaking to Logan Paul last year, he revealed that he believes he’s had at least 25 operations from 2014-2024 alone.
With Hogan now working post-surgery, he’ll likely continue ramping up his new wrestling league, Real American Freestyle. RAF comes from Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff, and wrestling coach Israel “Izzy” Martinez. The three men intend to launch an unscripted freestyle wrestling league titled Real American Freestyle Wrestling.
Per a press release obtained by Forbes, Real American Freestyle Wrestling is an unscripted freestyle wrestling league involving storytelling and over 40 characters, which so far include former UFC fighter Ben Askren, former national champion Zahid Valencia, former Olympian and world champion Kennedy Blades.
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