The Man in Red and Yellow is a pro wrestler with the greatest influence. Hulk Hogan, who first gained notoriety in the 1980s, has since become synonymous with professional wrestling. Notably, because of his physique, he has won over a number of legendary bodybuilders, including Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ronnie Coleman.

Additionally, The Austrian Oak, with whom he frequently displayed his muscles, had been a close buddy of his. Notably, a photo of him has reappeared online in which the former WWE champion is seen overshadowing 4x Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler.

Hulkster gained notoriety for having a frightening physique and possessing 24-inch biceps at the peak of his career. At the 27th Arnold Sports Festival in Columbus, two legends from their respective sports crossed paths.

For those who are unaware, The Arnold Schwarzenegger Sports Festival often referred to as the IFBB Arnold Sports Festival, is an annual multi-sport event that features bikini weekend expos, strongman events, professional bodybuilding, and other sports. Due to Hogan’s friendship with Arnold Schwarzenegger and the fact that many bodybuilders attend this yearly event, Hogan was invited to take part.

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Both of them were in the limelight owing to their position. Notably, in the photo, even if Hulkster wasn’t at his greatest at the moment, it would be fair to state that the man who claimed to have 24-inch biceps still had extremely spectacular and comparable biceps to Mr. Olympia.

Did Hulk Hogan Really possess 24-inch Arms?

Hogan’s biceps were frequently referred to as “24-inch pythons” despite the fact that it is evident that he no longer possesses the 24-inch biceps. However, there isn’t really any evidence that the measuring tape wrapped around his arm, proving that his arms measured 24 inches, was there.

The fact that the Hulkster was strong is still true. He is 6 feet 7 inches tall and he also weighed 300 pounds. He could do shoulder presses with 495 lbs and bench press 550 lbs, which is quite a lot of iron. Hogan once had the power to lift professional wrestlers like Andre the Giant, which tells a lot about his strength.

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