Hulk Hogan's Son Teases Wrestling Comeback

The son of the late WWE icon Hulk Hogan is hinting at a potential wrestling career, fueling speculation that he might follow in his father's footsteps. Nick Hogan, 35, was recently photographed training with wrestler Bryan Idol, and when questioned by TMZ, he offered a tantalizing "You never know, man, you never know." He elaborated that wrestling is "in the blood" and that the sport brings him closer to his late father's memory.

Nick emphasized his enduring connection to the WWE, referring to the organization as a "family" and stating he has "always been in touch" with its personnel. He also revealed he is in good physical condition, further suggesting a possible in-ring return. Hulk Hogan, whose real name was Terrence Gene Bollea, passed away on July 24 due to a heart attack, with medical records indicating a history of leukemia and atrial fibrillation.

In addition to his aspiring wrestling career, Nick has been named a co-personal representative of Hulk Hogan's nearly $5 million estate. Court documents filed in September confirm that Nick will inherit the fortune, while his sister Brooke is not included in the will, a decision she had previously agreed to. Hulk Hogan's wife at the time of his passing, Sky Daily, is recognized as his surviving spouse.