David Norton

So I finally got around to watching the Hulk Hogan Real American documentary and here’s my takeaways. The Hulkster sacrificed his body to entertain and make a good living for himself and his family. The amount of surgeries and pain he had was brutal. Linda divorcing him and preventing him from living in one of the houses that he paid for is unforgivable. Then she dates a 19 year old and they take his boat out in front of his apartment so they can flaunt it in his face is next level trash. The judge giving her 70% of what that man sacrificed for shows how broken the system is. Triple H and the WWE banning him for a period of time because he said a word once is pathetic. Wrestling Fans booing him when he came back to me was odd..they cheer for the crap that modern wrestling is and hated one of the men who was the biggest star when it was actually relevant and didn’t suck. Overall it just reminded me of the time when the WWF was worth watching and entertaining. What they’ve been doing for over 20 years is why it’s a niche thing with a bunch of no names that the average person has never heard of. Hulkamania will live forever but professional wrestling is basically dead. It will never reach the heights that it once had. It’s now just a glorified soap opera and like many other industries such as Hollywood, music and others that have their best days in the rear view mirror. Hulk was 1 of 1 and will always be missed. #HulkHogan #RealAmerican #WWE #Wrestling