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Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan has died. The iconic WWE<\/a> star reportedly went into cardiac arrest at his home in Florida on Thursday (July 24) but medics could not bring him back to life.<\/p>\n He was 71 years old.<\/p>\n Hogan’s family has not yet confirmed the news and there is nothing posted to the wrestlers social media pages.<\/p>\n Hulk Hogan\u00a0has underwent dozens of surgeries related to injuries suffered during his wrestling career. Last fall, he said he’d undergone 10 back surgeries in 10 years. In denying he was on his death bed last month, Hogan’s team told E! News<\/a> that he had undergone neck surgery recently but there was no reason to panic.<\/p>\n It will take days or weeks for\u00a0Hogan’s official cause of death to be revealed but it appears to have been sudden. In sharing the news, TMZ forwarded part of a 911 call which resulted in several EMTs and police cars showing up to his Clearwater, Fla. home.<\/p>\n On social media, it had been business as usual for Hogan. That included heavy promotion of his new wrestling league, beer and other ventures.<\/p>\n Hulk Hogan<\/span><\/p> This story is developing.<\/p>\n These country singers had so much more to give. See 40 country singers who died much too soon: Keith Whitley, Mindy McCready, Troy Gentry and more.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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