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Ric Flair Makes Shocking Claim: "Hogan's" Death Caused by "Street Drugs"


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Wrestling legend Ric Flair has ignited controversy after an explosive appearance on the Double Coverage podcast, where he offered a stark and unverified claim regarding the passing of one of wrestling's most revered figures, often referred to as "The Hulkster."

During an in-depth interview covering his storied career and the state of pro wrestling, "The Nature Boy" made a significant statement about the ultimate cause of death for the pop culture icon.

“I talked to him the day before he died,” Flair began. “I shouldn’t say this, but what killed him was street drugs.

”Flair later stated on social media ,

"There seems to be some controversy over my remarks that street drugs killed Hulk Hogan. I only was repeating what I know to be a fact through family members... I am sure the pain was unbearable. A doctor as I know can only prescribe so much pain medication under medical guidelines... I'm only reporting what I've been told. Nothing more, nothing less. This was not an attempt to demean Hulk Hogan or his legacy."

This direct and deeply personal assertion from Flair, who shared decades in the wrestling business with Hogan and claims to have spoken to him the day prior to his passing, has sent shockwaves through the industry. The claim contradicts general reports on Hogan’s death and represents a major public challenge to the official narrative.

Ric Flair's comments come at a time when the wrestling community continues to mourn the loss of one of its biggest stars. This statement will undoubtedly amplify discussions around the personal struggles, demanding lifestyle, and legacy of Hulk Hogan, forcing fans and industry figures alike to confront the darker side of life at the top of the professional wrestling world.

It is important to note that Flair's statement is an unconfirmed personal opinion shared on a podcast and has not been corroborated by official medical or legal reports.


 
 
 

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