Hulk Hogan: Ex-WWE star claims Jesus Christ saved him from life's controversies
- Hulk Hogan says Jesus Christ helped him pass through all his life's struggles
- The Hulkster has come under several controversies that all marred his wrestling career
- The 67-year-old held the world heavyweight title and featured several Wrestlemania events
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Hulk Hogan is arguably the greatest WWE superstar of all time but his fame has come with a lot of controversies.
The Hulkster whose real names are Terry Eugene Bollea appeared and made the biggest showpiece in wrestling, Wrestlemania popular among fans from the 80s.
The multi-heavyweight champion of the world was also a Hollywood superstar with his movie 'No Hold Barred' and his toys were making massive sales in the market.
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Hogan had to endure several down lows in his career from a leaked obscure tape, to racist comments and abuse of substance scandal.
He revealed how he was able to overcome them through his faith in Jesus Christ
."When things were tough I realized that these things will pass, this was just a temporary situation.
"As long as I made the right choice, followed my faith more than what people and new papers tabloids are saying.
"None of that stuff is real, the only thing that is real is that the stuff is going last forever.
"You believe in God and knowing once you are a person you have accepted Christ as your saviour, you will not have a curse but have everlasting life.
"The belief in yourself and that faith is the only thing that is real to me."
The 67-year-old also signed up with WCW and was bearing Hollywood Hogan where he was the leader of the dangerous gang NWO.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that The Undertaker drew the curtains on his 30-year career with the WWE in a final farewell at the 2020 Survivor Series.
Undertaker whose real name is Mark Calaway made his debut in 1990 at the same pay-per-view event and has gone on to win several championship titles.
The Phenom also held the longest unbeaten streak at Wrestlemania where he was finally defeated after 21 appearances in wrestling's biggest showpiece.
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