Hulk Hogan’s longtime agent speaks out on his death

Hulk Hogan Assassinated: A Hero Falls, A Nation Divided

The world knew him as Hulk Hogan — the immortal wrestling icon, the all-American hero who electrified arenas and inspired generations. But to those closest to him, like longtime agent and confidant Darren Prince, he was Terry Bollea: a God-fearing, fiercely loyal man who lived his life with purpose far beyond the ring.

That purpose may have cost him everything.

On the eve of what was to be his most important public speech — a call for national unity, healing, and political transparency — Hogan was gunned down at a private charity gala in Tampa, Florida. Authorities are investigating the assassination as politically motivated.

And Darren Prince isn’t holding back.

“He knew this day might come,” Prince said, his voice thick with emotion. “He told me the week before, ‘Brother, I’ve made too much noise in the wrong ears. If something happens, tell the people to fight harder.’”

The Political Storm Behind the Legend

In recent years, Hogan had grown more vocal in his political views. Though once known for staying out of the fray, he had begun aligning himself with conservative populist movements, speaking openly against corruption, media manipulation, and what he called “the political elite.”

He was especially critical of certain high-profile figures he believed were “hiding behind fake smiles and billion-dollar foundations.” While he never publicly named names, sources close to Hogan say tensions grew between him and California Governor Daniel Wexler, a charismatic tech-backed politician with White House ambitions.

“He didn’t trust Wexler,” Prince admitted. “Said he was slicker than oil and dangerous behind closed doors.”

Though there’s no official evidence connecting Governor Wexler to the assassination, Hogan’s inner circle believes his growing opposition to Wexler’s policies and rumored private funding sources made him a threat. Hogan had reportedly gathered documents he intended to release — documents that, according to Prince, “could’ve changed everything.”

A Voice for the People

Even as his health declined, Hogan remained devoted to his fans. He was planning a nationwide speaking tour dubbed “The Final Bell: Truth Before Fame”, which was abruptly canceled following his death.

“He was more than a wrestler. He was trying to be a light in this corrupt political circus,” Prince said. “And when you shine too bright, dark people take notice.”

Supporters have flooded social media with tributes, while protestors now gather daily outside the Florida Capitol, demanding an independent investigation. Hashtags like #JusticeForHogan and #WhoKilledTheIcon are trending nationwide.

Prince remains firm in his belief:

“Terry knew the system. He knew what happened to truth-tellers in this country. But he stepped up anyway. That’s what makes him a real American hero.”

Closing Thoughts

Hulk Hogan was 71. He lived as a giant — loud, loyal, and unforgettable. And though his death remains shrouded in unanswered questions, his final message still echoes louder than any conspiracy: