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Hulk Hogan’s Final Days… Why AEW IGNORED His Death — And The WWE Stars OnlyFans Controversy

Wrestling fans are reeling. The legend of Hulkamania has fallen silent — but the reactions (or lack thereof) across the wrestling world have been just as shocking as his death.

As tributes pour in from WWE legends, one glaring absence has fans talking: AEW has remained disturbingly silent.

And if that weren’t enough, a wave of WWE superstars are making headlines for an entirely different reason — launching their own OnlyFans pages, sparking backlash from within the company itself.

🕯️ Hulk Hogan’s Final Days: The Quiet Before the Storm

In the weeks leading up to his death, Hulk Hogan had reportedly become increasingly reclusive. Though still doing occasional interviews and podcast appearances, those close to him said he seemed “more introspective than usual.”

Insiders reveal Hogan had been working on a personal memoir — a tell-all that was meant to be released in 2026, with explosive truths about Vince McMahon, WCW, and the early AEW days.

Some believe AEW’s silence may not just be indifference… but intentional. Because what Hogan knew — and what he was about to reveal — could have rattled the industry to its core.

🤐 Why AEW Ignored Hogan’s Death

AEW’s decision not to acknowledge Hulk Hogan’s passing hasn’t gone unnoticed. No tribute. No tweet. Not even a moment of silence during the latest Dynamite broadcast.

Why?

Wrestling insiders point to Hogan’s prior controversies, including his leaked racist comments in the mid-2010s, which caused many companies — including WWE for a time — to distance themselves. AEW, which prides itself on inclusion and progressive branding, may have made a strategic choice to keep its distance.

But fans aren’t buying it.

“Like him or not, Hogan built this industry,” one veteran AEW fan tweeted.
“You can’t erase history because it’s inconvenient.”

Still, AEW President Tony Khan has made no public statement, fueling further speculation of long-held grudges or unseen legal issues behind the scenes.

🔥 WWE Stars Launch OnlyFans — Controversy Erupts

Meanwhile, WWE is facing a media firestorm of its own.

In the past 6 months, several high-profile female (and one male) WWE Superstars have quietly launched their own OnlyFans or exclusive content platforms, citing creative control, financial freedom, and burnout from WWE’s brutal schedule.

Those rumored to be involved include:

A former women’s champion now semi-retired

A current NXT breakout star

And even a former tag team favorite who left WWE in 2023

Though most content has remained PG-13, the move has divided the fanbase — and reportedly infuriated WWE’s new media partners, who are concerned about brand image.

One exec was quoted as saying:

“You can’t be on a cereal box and on OnlyFans in the same week.”

WWE has remained mostly silent, but internal memos hint at policy reviews and possible penalties for talent who refuse to align with their new image-first strategy.

👊 Wrestling’s Identity Crisis: Between Legends and Liberties

From AEW’s ghosting of Hulk Hogan’s death… to WWE’s tightening grip on talent image, the wrestling world is in the middle of a profound identity crisis.

Fans want authenticity. Wrestlers want freedom. Executives want control.

And somewhere in the middle lies the legacy of Hulk Hogan — a man who, for better or worse, defined everything wrestling became… and everything it’s still fighting to be.