The young box went on social media to pay tribute to Hulk Hogan after his death. News of Lafani One’s death this week was broken.
Hill Hogan has been respected worldwide as one of the most influential figures in the history of wrestling pro, known for his important work in the WBBLWE, WCW, and TNA. A few hours ago, it was reported that the legend had died at the age of 71 After facing a cardiac arrest at his home located in Claire Water, Florida.
Since then, the response to Helixter’s death has been entering by fans, wrestlers and veterans, including the former AWPS The Young Box. Commenting under a post, announcing his death through Hogan’s Instagram profile, Matt Jackson wrote a heartfelt, emotional message, mentioning that Hogan encouraged him to become a wrestler and the Hall of Famil highlighted this kindness to his family.
“If I do not see Halkster, I will never have a wrestler. Always very kind with me and my family. Making videos for my son that we will like forever. So grateful, even when no one was watching. [heart emoji]“
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Nick Jackson, on the other hand
“Rip light [folded hand emojis]”, Nick Jackson wrote.
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Other AWE figures reacted to the passing of light Hogan
Young boxes were not the only famous names that shared their thoughts on the shocking news of the death of Hogan. Former AW and ROH World Champion Chris Jerico recently arrived at his Instagram to share photos of his past show Downtas with the NWO leader, Paying tribute to him in the title.
“When I started in the WCW, I was happy to meet a hero of my childhood, then years later, I entertained millions and made an explosion with him … Likewise he provided me for many years. Thank you for everything… You paved the way for all of us.
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