Professional wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has died at the age of 71 after suffering a medical issue at his home in Florida, TMZ Sports reported on Thursday.

Hulk Hogan has left an indelible mark on professional wrestling and pop culture. Known for his charisma and catchphrases, Hogan helped elevate wrestling from small venues to massive stadiums.

Thaddeus Bullard, also known as Titus O’Neill in the WWE, was among the members of the company who weren’t happy with how Bollea conveyed his message, construing it as Bollea saying he was upset he got caught, rather than apologizing for his words (something that Bollea vehemently denied).

While he may not have been prepping for appearances at upcoming WWE events, the Hulkster had been filming a documentary chronicling his career in professional wrestling with Netflix over the past year. CNN reports that the wrestler gave twenty hours worth of interviews, and that thirty hours of scenes were shot on top of that.

The passing of Hulk Hogan this past week shook the pro-wrestling world to its core — and Hogan's longtime friend Ric Flair, in particular.

Last week, the professional wrestling world lost one of, if not the biggest stars in the business, the Immortal Hulk Hogan. Throughout his career, the WWE Hall of Famer has competed in several iconic matches.

Terry Bollea, better known to wrestling fans as Hulk Hogan, carried an oversized presence during a sports entertainment career that spanned nearly a half-century and included countless

Nick Hogan, Hulk Hogan’s 35-year-old son, penned an emotional tribute to his late father over the weekend. Hulk Hogan, whose real name Terry Bollea, died Thursday in in Clearwater, Fla, at the age of 71. “My dad was the most incredible person I’ve ever known and will always be my hero,” Nick posted to Instagram.