Hulk Hogan withdraws from the WWE show, just a few weeks after it was booed by fans

Hulk Hogan withdrew on Saturday evening from a WWE event, just a few weeks after it was booed by the fans on Monday Night Raw.

The 71-year-old, with a bourgeois name Terry Bollea, Will no longer appear on the Saturday Night Main Event due to “family obligations”, Reports.

At the WWE debut on Netflix at the beginning of this month, Hogan performed in front of over 17,000 fans in Los Angeles, mainly to promote his drink “Real American Beer”.

WWE announced a multi -year partnership with Hogan’s Beer the day before RAW and the logo was glued to the ring mat during the show.

But when Hogan came out to speak to the crowd, it didn’t take long for them to tell him exactly what they felt.

The Hulkster tried to convey to the WWE audience that he was the best Tag team partner he has ever had. Their reaction was to boo him out of the building.

Hulk Hogan withdrew on Saturday evening, just a few weeks after he was bought, from a WWE event

Jimmy Hart, who swiveled the American flag, did not help to silence the boos

A source of dailymail.com revealed that Hogan was initially destroyed by the negative reaction of the crowd.

They said: “Has Hulk believed that he would be cheered?” Above all to highlight Jimmy, which everyone likes and who also swung an American flag at the time … that’s a clear yes!

“So when he came out, was booed and then took a back seat after his promo, he was immediately disappointed that the fans had turned against him.” But he was not angry!

“If he hadn’t been there to advertise his beer, he would have got involved a little more, but he just had to get through the advertising for everything.” But after I had thought about it, a few good things came out.

“The fact that he was booed has talked about it, and he has been in the wrestling business for long enough to know that even a bad reaction can do a lot, because if they do not cheer you on or don’t work you out.” Then they don’t care.

“It was actually a great advertising for his beer and as quickly as he was disappointed, he thought about it a little and is actually enthusiastic about the result.” “Hulk is a businessman and he will take advantage of the reaction of the fans to the bank.”

Hogan, a strong supporter of Donald Trump, was thrown out of the WWE in 2015 after a tape appeared on which he made racist statements, including the use of the N-word.

In a video published by The National Enquirer, Hogan said: “I guess we are all a bit racist” and used the n-word while he referred to his daughter’s love life, and added that he added the sentence “f* ** Ing “repeated N ****** ‘several times.

Hogan took the time to familiarize his new beer brand during his appearance at Fox News earlier this week

According to the Radar, the audio recording can be seen how he makes a series of racist statements in a scolding tirade about his daughter Brooke, who tries to start a music career towards Heather Clem.

According to reports, he is said to have said that “a black billionaire” offered to finance them and then speculated through their sex life.

Hogan said to Clem: “I don’t know if Brooke fucked the black son … I mean, I don’t have a double morality.”

“I mean, I am a racist to a certain extent, damned N ****. But when it comes to nice people and shit and whatever. ‘

He continued: “I think it would be better if she fucked a guy, I would rather let her get a 2.40 meter tall guy who is worth a hundred.” Millions of dollars! Like a basketball player!

“I guess we are all a bit racist. Damned shit. ‘

He was originally thrown out of the WWE Hall of Fame, but has now been resumed and has restored his relationship with the company’s intermediary.

Due to his physical condition, Hogan is unable to fight himself physically, but it was expected that he will act in a new role in the future as a manager of one of the WWE superstar.

Hogan was also a prominent supporter of Donald Trump’s most recent presidential election campaign

In the 1980s, Hogan was the driving force behind the rise of the WWE from a regional doctorate around New York to an international brand.

It is undoubtedly one of the most popular and successful baby faces of all time and the trigger for the success of Wrestlemania, since he contained eight of the first nine events as a main event.

Hogan recently became a prominent supporter of Trump’s presidential election campaign in the United States, which he finally won.

At the beginning of this week, Hogan tore up his sleeves at Fox News when he raved about the opening ball full of “Trumpamania”.