Hulk Hogan brought pro wrestling into the living rooms of a whole generation of fans, but he also leaves behind a legacy that's not as simple as Hulkamania felt back then.

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Professional wrestling star Hulk Hogan died last Thursday at the age of 71. Host Asma Khalid reflects on Hogan with journalist and podcaster David Shoemaker, who wrote the article “ The Mortal Hulk Hogan ” for The Ringer. This article was originally published on WBUR.org.

Here are some of the lesser-known Hogan bangers, the kind of kick-ass matches that got fans to return to arenas month after month.

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‘The Immortal’ Hulk Hogan had many defining matches over the course of his professional wrestling career, but there are some that stood out more than others. In the aftermath of Hogan’s passing, tributes have poured out across the professional wrestling world over one of the most impactful and influential figures to have graced the business.

In Tampa, the late Hulk Hogan’s legend still lives on for people like his childhood friend and former wrestler Steve Keirn.

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Triple H is one of several wrestling legends to share their thoughts on Hulk Hogan following the WWE Hall of Famer's death Thursday. Hogan, 71, died this morning after reportedly suffering cardiac arrest while at his home in Clearwater,