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Forensic Report Confirms Heart Attack and Hidden Cancer in Hulk Hogan’s Death

The medical examiner’s summary cites atrial fibrillation alongside chronic lymphocytic leukemia as contributing factors, with a cremation approval still under review.

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Overview

  • The Pinellas County Forensic Science Center ruled that Hogan’s death resulted from an acute myocardial infarction following cardiac arrest at his Clearwater home.
  • Postmortem records showed he privately battled atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat disorder, alongside chronic lymphocytic leukemia, a previously undisclosed form of blood cancer.
  • A cremation approval request for his remains is under review by the medical examiner’s office, and no date has been set for the proceeding.
  • Close friend and business partner Eric Bischoff described Hogan’s final weeks as marked by oxygen therapy and nursing care at home during his period of frailty.
  • Despite his declining health, Hogan stayed actively involved in planning the Real American Freestyle wrestling league, which had secured a Fox Nation broadcast deal days before his passing.