WWE icon Hulk Hogan has sent fans into a frenzy after seemingly teasing a return to professional wrestling. The speculation began when Hollywood superstar Sylvester Stallone shared a cryptic post referencing his legendary character Rocky Balboa.
Stallone, known for his role in the Rocky franchise, posted a throwback image of Hogan on social media with the caption: "Sometimes it's not about how hard you hit, but how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward." The quote, famously associated with Balboa, immediately sparked rumours of Hogan's potential comeback.
Is Hogan Planning a WWE Return?
The wrestling world is abuzz with theories after Hogan responded to Stallone's post with a simple but telling message: "Brother, the best is yet to come." This has led many to speculate whether the 70-year-old wrestling legend might be preparing for one final run in the ring.
Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, last competed in WWE in 2012. However, he's remained a prominent figure in wrestling circles, occasionally appearing at major events. His recent social media activity has only fuelled speculation about a possible return.
Could AEW Be in Hogan's Future?
While WWE would be the obvious destination for a Hogan comeback, some fans have suggested All Elite Wrestling (AEW) as another potential option. The rival promotion has been known to bring in wrestling legends for special appearances, though there's been no official indication of talks between Hogan and AEW.
Industry insiders remain divided on whether Hogan's comments signal genuine plans or are simply playful banter between two entertainment icons. What's certain is that the wrestling community will be watching closely for any further developments.
