"I miss you" - Hulk Hogan's son sends a heartfelt message to the WWE Hall of Famer

Hulk Hogan passed away earlier this year. His son has now sent him a heartfelt message.

Hulk Hogan was one of the most well-known figures in the world of professional wrestling. Hogan was often credited for bringing the entire wrestling industry into mainstream media. He was also one of the most influential figures in the industry. Earlier this year, the wrestling world was saddened to learn that Hogan had passed away. Many fans and critics have still struggled to move on from this sad news, including his son, Nick Hogan.

Nick Hogan recently took to social media to post some pictures of the WWE Hall of Famer that meant a lot to him. Nick also captioned the post with a heartfelt message.

"Just thinking about you Big Dog. I miss you. I know it doesn’t make sense to post this on insta because he can’t see it but I wanted to share some photos that mean a lot to me. ❤️❤️ I’d do anything to call my dad and just say hi."

Check out his post here:

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Bill Apter says Bret Hart is "bitter" about Hulk Hogan

Although Hogan was one of the most influential figures in the history of professional wrestling, he was no stranger to criticism and controversy. Recently, Bret Hart claimed that Hogan was a selfish star who refused to put over younger talent.

Speaking on Sportskeeda's The Wrestling Time Machine, Bill Apter said that Bret Hart is "bitter" about Hogan since they both had different perspectives about the business.

"Bret Hart is that excellent, the excellence of execution, right? Hulk Hogan is the excellence of showmanship. So for them to, for Bret to butt heads with Hogan's showmanship reputation, Hogan protected himself. Of course, he protected himself, definitely. And Bret, you know, knew it, if this was true, and he is bitter about it because he was from a different school of pro wrestling than Hulk Hogan was, if you understand what I mean."

Despite the criticism from Bret Hart, it's hard to ignore Hogan's contribution to the business.

Edited by Sunil Joseph