WWE fans are slamming the company for endorsing Hulk Hogan's 'Real American Beer,' citing his Trump support and past controversies as reasons for outrage.

He has previously claimed that he was asked to join the UFC in 1993 along with saying that he used to beat former Pride fighters back in the 1970s, twenty years before the promotion was founded. Suffice to say it’s worth taking comments from Hogan with a pinch of salt.

WWE wrestling star Hulk Hogan will be in Palm Beach County Feb. 19-20 to promote his Real American Beer. Find out when and where to meet him.

No one can take away the impact that Hulk Hogan has had on the wrestling business. He is without question one of the biggest names in the history of the industry, to the point where if you were to ask someone who doesn't know much about wrestling what they do know,

Despite their different paths to success, with Hogan pioneering in the 1980s and Lesnar excelling in WWE and MMA, their financial standings are remarkably similar. Image via WWE Hulk Hogan and ...