Netflix has announced that a Hulk Hogan docuseries is set to stream on the platform later in the month, which features the late wrestler’s final interview.
Netflix dropped the first trailer for Hulk Hogan: Real American on April 6, with the series set to premiere on April 22, the Wednesday after WrestleMania 42. Advertised as “an unfiltered documentary,” the series will cover the Hall of Famer’s rise to becoming the biggest star in pro wrestling history, along with interviews from the man himself and home family footage. Additionally, the trailer teases the more controversial aspects of Hogan’s life, with footage of the former WWE Champion being booed on the Raw on Netflix premiere also being featured.
At the time of writing, no details on what each episode will cover have been announced.
One of the most famous athletes of his generation due to his work in the WWF, Hogan broke through to the wider pop culture world thanks to his signature look and charisma. Hogan went on to star in multiple movies and TV series on top of his work inside the squared circle.
Although Hogan was a hero to millions during his prime, the former WWE Champion was at the centre of controversy in 2015 when he was heard using racial slurs as part of audio that was leaked. Hogan was removed from the Hall of Fame from 2015 until 2018.
Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, passed away in July 2025. WWE paid tribute to The Hulkster on subsequent episodes of Raw and SmackDown. At WrestleMania 42, Hogan’s legendary clash with Andre The Giant at WrestleMania III will be honoured at the Hall of Fame ceremony as the second recipient of the Immortal Moment award.
Who Is A Part Of The Hulk Hogan Netflix Docuseries?
Along with Hogan’s final interview, notable names featured in the trailer include Hogan’s ex-wife Linda, his close friend Jimmy Hart, and fellow wrestling legends Kevin Nash and Bret Hart. In the trailer, Hart calls Hogan a liar.
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