Before his passing at 71, wrestling legend Hulk Hogan had already filmed more than 20 hours of interviews for an upcoming Netflix documentary about his life. The project was well underway, meaning fans will still get an in-depth look at his career and persona, even though he won’t be around to see its release.

Editor’s Note: Hogan’s death makes this documentary feel bittersweet—it’s now a posthumous tribute rather than a celebratory retrospective. For wrestling fans, it’ll be a chance to hear Hogan’s own take on his legacy, but his absence adds a layer of poignancy. For Netflix, it’s another high-profile biographical project, capitalizing on nostalgia and the enduring appeal of larger-than-life figures.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson took to social media to share a heartfelt tribute to wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, who passed away at 71. Reflecting on their iconic match, Johnson called Hogan a "childhood hero" and celebrated his larger-than-life legacy in and out of the ring.