When Triple H took creative control of WWE in 2022, fans expected to see wholesale changes away from the issues that plagued the Vince McMahon regime.

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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,

Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan died on Thursday at the age of 71. Perhaps the most well-known and recognizable wrestler in the history of the industry, he was a major catalyst in the growth of the World Wrestling Federation throughout the 1980s.

Vince Russo and Hogan worked together in WCW before the promotion went under. Their stint together is best remembered for the infamous shoot promo by Russo on Hogan at Bash at the Beach Pay-Per-View in 2000. Russo's praise for Triple H is not the norm, as the veteran has often called out his creative decisions in the company.

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Fellow wrestlers Ric Flair and Brutus Beefcake shared heartfelt tributes, recalling Hulk Hogan's friendship and support during difficult times. Hogan's impact on wrestling and pop culture remains significant.

The Wyatt Sicks were in action against Andrade and Rey Fenix, Alexa Bliss took on Roxanne Perez, and both Jelly Roll and Logan Paul helped hype their upcoming tag match with Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre as their respective partners. WWE also took some time to pay tribute to the late Hulk Hogan following his death on Thursday.