Wrestling Legend Hulk Hogan's Electrifying Speech at RNC: "Let Trump-a-mania Run Wild

WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan, also known as Terry Bollea, electrified the crowd at the Republican National Convention with a rousing speech in support of former President Donald Trump. Hogan, a wrestling icon, shared his reasons for breaking his silence after years of watching "what was happening to our country."

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Wrestling Legend Hulk Hogan's Electrifying Speech at RNC: "Let Trump-a-mania Run Wild

Hulk Hogan, the legendary wrestler, delivered an electrifying speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC), where he expressed his unwavering support for former President Donald Trump. Hogan, a six-time WWE champion, sent the crowd into a frenzy as he shredded his vest and revealed a Trump-Vance 2024 shirt – in true pro wrestling fashion.

In an interview with "Fox & Friends," Hogan reflected on his speech at the RNC, saying the atmosphere reminded him of a wrestling crowd. He recalled feeling the energy of the audience and responding by giving them an even more passionate performance.

Wrestling Legend Hulk Hogan's Electrifying Speech at RNC: "Let Trump-a-mania Run Wild

"I felt a rumble, and so I started pushing the gas down and more. I pushed the gas pedal down the more they responded," Hogan explained.

Hogan expressed his belief that he could no longer remain silent while watching the "decline of our country." He cited the assassination attempt on former President Trump as a turning point that prompted him to speak out.

Wrestling Legend Hulk Hogan's Electrifying Speech at RNC: "Let Trump-a-mania Run Wild

"When they did that to Trump, and they tried to kill him, I said, that was it... That's when I said enough is enough. I'm done."

Hogan also shared that he wished he had delivered some additional lines about the "cure" for Trump Derangement Syndrome. "I thought, 'I'm Dr. Hogan, I can fix Trump Derangement Syndrome.' Donald Trump has so much love, and he cares so much about this country. He cares so much about people. Trumpamania is the cure for Trump Derangment Syndrome. But I forgot to say it."

Hogan painted a picture of the Trump he has known for over 35 years, describing him as a kind and caring person who treated everyone equally. He expressed his dismay at the negative portrayal of Trump in the media, stating, "He was such a kind person. He was just so nice all the time. And I watched how he treated people, and he treated everybody the same. It was really cool to see that this guy hasn't changed a bit."

Hogan, who was one of the first speakers of the night, set the stage for Trump to accept the nomination for president for the third consecutive time. He brought a touch of Hulkamania to the convention, declaring, "Enough was enough... Let Trump-a-mania run wild, brother. Let Trumpamania rule again. Let Trumpamania make America great again."

Hogan expressed confidence in Trump's ability to lead the country, predicting, "America is going to get back on track" with Trump as president and the so-called "Trump-ites" behind him for the next four years.

Hogan's speech resonated with the audience, and he remains a notable figure in the ongoing political discourse.