Vince McMahon Called Hypocrite for Criticizing, Then Defending Hulk Hogan's Past Racist Comments

Former WWE executive Vince McMahon, age 70, is defending the tumultuous legacy of the late wrestling legend Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea. Hogan, who passed away on July 24, 2025, at 70, has a complex history that elicits mixed feelings concerning his remembrance.McMahon, the visionary behind transforming WWF into a global entertainment titan with Hogan as a multi-time champion, faced backlash after Hogan was expelled from the Hall of Fame following the release of offensive comments. A clandestine 2007 recording captured Hogan expressing disapproval of his daughter's choice to date Black men, a revelation that has marred his reputation.In a recent interview for "TMZ Presents: The Real Hulk," McMahon reflected on his shock at Hogan's remarks, expressing, “I was aghast.” He reiterated Hogan's removal from the Hall of Fame, stating the company could not support his actions. Despite public criticism of his defense, McMahon emphasized Hogan's character: “He wasn’t a racist. He just made mistakes.” Critics of McMahon highlighted his inconsistent stance, calling attention to his own controversial history.

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