Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan

My Life Outside the Ring

Pat Dean

By Pat Dean

November 6, 2009 – Hollywood, CA (Cable Muse Network) – Hulkamania was running wild at Book Soup. Hulk Hogan substantiated to his Hulkamaniacs during a book signing of his new book ‘My Life Outside The Ring’ that he is returning to the realms of professional wrestling and will be working with seven year old company TNA.

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“I’m getting back into the ring because the wrestling business needs to be flipped over again like I did with WCW in 1994,” said the Hulkster. “I think fans are bored that the WWE is the only company being stuck down their throats and want to have a choice in wrestling programming again.”

TNA will attempt to capitalize on Hogan’s celebrity outside of wrestling to ensnare additional viewers than the 2 million fans that watch their programming on Spike TV. The 56 year old grappler says that he will be involved in more management than wrestling action given that he has severe back and knee problems. “I’m going to have a Vince McMahon role in TNA and try to give my experience about the business to others,” said Hogan.

In My Life Outside The Ring Hogan relives the car accident that his son Nick was involved in and discusses the end of his 23 year marriage with his wife Linda. The book also details the wrestling icon’s adore for music and his attempts to join Metallica and the Rolling Stones as a bass player.

No start date has been set for when Hogan will make his first appearance on TNA programming; however promos of his appearance have been taped and should begin airing within weeks. Later this month he will link up for a tour with another wrestling legend Ric Flair in Australia.

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