Hulk Hogan died at age 71
The late World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) legend, Hulk Hogan, once admonished the public to accept Jesus Christ as their personal saviour.
In a viral video on X following the announcement of his passing, the wrestling icon urged people to surrender their lives to Christ to receive eternal salvation.
Hogan disclosed that his life was positively transformed, and he was salvaged from some of the predicaments he was battling, which he deeply appreciated.
The WWE Hall of Famer advised individuals not to be swayed by certain doctrines spread in the media and tabloids but to repent from their sinful ways and follow Christ to avoid perishing.
“When things were tough, I realised that this too shall pass. You know that this was just a temporary situation. I realised that as long as I made the right choice and followed my faith more than what people were saying, what the newspapers or the tabloids were saying, it didn’t get sucked into that. None of that stuff was real. The only thing that’s really real is the stuff that’s gonna last forever,” he said in the viral video.
He further admonished people to remain steadfast in their faith, regardless of their circumstances.
“Your faith and your belief in God, and knowing that once you’re a Christian, you’ve accepted Christ as your Saviour, you’re not going to perish, but you’re going to have everlasting life. That belief in itself and that faith is what’s pretty much the only thing that’s real to me. Everything else is kind of like a life situation,” he added.
The WWE confirmed that Hogan passed away on July 24, 2025, at the age of 71, following an illness.
Watch Hogan’s video below:
Take a moment to hear this powerful testimony from Hulk Hogan:
“Once you’re a Christian, you’ve accepted Christ as your Savior. You’re not gonna perish.. You’re gonna have everlasting life. That belief is the only thing that is real to me.” RIP 🙏🏻
pic.twitter.com/MLwXRVprnM— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 24, 2025
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