The news of Hulk Hogan's passing on Thursday sent shockwaves through the wrestling world. One of the defining — and polarizing — figures in sports entertainment history, Hogan revolutionized the industry in the 1980s and 1990s, becoming a pop culture icon in the process.
Uncrowned tackled Hogan's death from myriad angles, examining his path from wrestling powerhouse to pariah and everything in between. Here's a roundup of the team's coverage:
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan dies at 71 (Anthony Sulla-Heffinger)
Video obituary: Ariel Helwani remembers Hulk Hogan on 'The Boys in the Back' (Ariel Helwani)
President Trump, Vince McMahon, others offer tributes to Hulk Hogan (Yahoo Sports Staff)
Hulk Hogan and the ugliness that changed everything (Kel Dansby)
Hulk Hogan's legacy isn't as simple as our love for Hulkamania once was (Ben Fowlkes)
Hulk Hogan wasn't just an American icon, he was America (Jay Busbee)
The early days of Hulkamania were something to remember (Chuck Mindenhall)
Hulk Hogan's legacy: 5 hidden-gem matches from his career (Phil Schneider)
Hulk Hogan: The larger-than-life figure behind pro wrestling's global takeover (Robert Jackman)
The heel turn that defined the entirety of Hulk Hogan's career (Anthony Sulla-Heffinger)
Hulk Hogan's most iconic cards and collectibles (Mantel)
Hulk Hogan was an original in the ring — and in sports marketing (cllct)
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