Hulk Hogan’s son also teases possible future wrestling opportunities
Summary
– Nick Hogan says WWE has strongly supported his family since Hulk Hogan’s passing
– He praised Nick Khan and Paul Levesque for honoring his father during WrestleMania 42 weekend
– Nick also teased that he could eventually pursue a wrestling opportunity himself
Nick Hogan says his family’s relationship with WWE remains strong following the death of his father, Hulk Hogan, in July 2025.
Speaking with TVInsider, Nick praised WWE for the support his family has received both before and after Hulk’s passing. He specifically mentioned Nick Khan, Paul Levesque, and others within the company for continuing to welcome and assist the Hogan family.
Nick pointed to WrestleMania 42 weekend as one of the most emotional examples of that support. WWE honored Hulk with an “Immortal Moment” during Hall of Fame festivities and later unveiled a statue celebrating his legacy.
The statue reveal came as a surprise to Nick, who said he had managed to remain composed through most of WrestleMania weekend before the moment finally brought him to tears.
WWE’s connection with the Hogan family is also extending to SLAM Sports Bar, which is being built around Hulk Hogan’s legacy and will open across from Madison Square Garden.
Nick said WWE has shown significant interest in the venue because of its location. He plans to make the space available to the company when it runs events at Madison Square Garden and expects SLAM to show WWE premium live events and other wrestling programming for fans.
The relationship could eventually extend beyond business and family tributes.
Nick has been linked to wrestling training over the past year and has not ruled out the possibility of eventually stepping into the ring himself. When asked about a match, he joked that he hadn’t gotten in shape for no reason and said unique opportunities could emerge in the future.
He stopped short of confirming any plans, but his comments leave the door open for some form of wrestling involvement down the line.
