“I’ve Had 23 Surgeries”: WWE Legend Hulk Hogan Addresses His Potential Wrestling Return

Two-time WWE Hall of Famer, Hulk Hogan has always been in the headlines but was more so in 2021. The former WWE Champion was in terrible shape health-wise and the wrestling world was gravely concerned about his health. However, like the megastar he is, Hogan made his recovery and now is shining again.

The Immortal made headlines a few days ago when he took to his Twitter and confessed that he has divorced his second wife. Recently, now, Hogan made an appearance after being MIA since last year.

Hogan appeared in an interview with ‘The Hannibal TV’ where he discussed his stand about coming back to the wrestling world now that he is healthy again.

The former WCW World Heavyweight Champion wasted no time in scrapping an idea of a comeback. Speaking in the interview, the Hulkster admitted that all these surgeries have taken a toll on his body and he is in no condition to perform.

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Hogan revealed that in the past decade he had a whopping 23 surgeries on his body. He also noted that both his hips were broken at some time and he has had various back injuries from the extensive use of his ‘leg drop’ finisher.

In the end, Hogan bluntly denied coming back for a match in WWE.

“In the last 10 years, I’ve had 23 surgeries. 10 back surgeries, both hips, both knees. Forget it”

The wrestling world was concerned about Hogan’s health ever since he was seen using a walking cane to help him. Seeing the former champ healthy in this interview has given Hulkster fans’ a big sigh of relief.

Hulk Hogan would’ve faced Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar if he was healthy

Although Hogan denied the possibility of fighting one more match, he confessed that if he was healthy he would love to face the reigning Universal Champion, Roman Reigns.

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However, Hogan paid special emphasis on facing Brock Lesnar. He noted that if he were to wrestle ‘The Beast‘ again then at the end of the match, he would be in a wheelchair.

Eventually, Hogan plainly admitted that he had been careless with his body. He noted that if he would’ve taken care of himself after his first-ever back surgery, then he would’ve been much healthier.

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