Hulk Hogan Looks Absolutely Stacked At 67 Years Of Age

Hulk Hogan has always been renowned for being, well, built like a brick s**thouse.

And even at the ripe old age of 67, the wrestling icon is still an absolute tank.

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Hogan well and truly sent the internet into meltdown recently after posting a photo of his world famous "pythons" (yes, arms) on social media.

His 1.7 million Instagram followers were given a taste of just how much of a unit Hogan still is after he posted the photo online after a tough workout.

And, well, it's safe to say that he's in rather good nick.

"At almost 68yrs young and 297lbs arm workouts are starting to get crazy again brother," he wrote in the caption of the photo.

The post certainly gained a lot of traction with almost 80,000 people liking it and some big-name stars showing their support for Hogan in the comments section.

WWE legend Chavo Guerrero said: "Get it brother."

While Hall of Famer Ric Flair simply replied with three flexing muscle emojis.

Hogan last competed in the WWE back in 2006 following his own induction into the Hall of Fame a year prior.

There's good reason why Hogan was officially named as the most famous and recognised worldwide wrestler of all-time back in 2008.

The bleach blonde hair, bulging biceps, classic one-liners, the ripping-of-the-shirt and the red and yellow bandanas - iconic, right?

But the latest reports suggest the legend of 'The Hulkster' isn't completely finished and it's understood the great man even reached out to Vince McMahon in a bid to secure a comeback match at Wrestlemania 2019.

He was ultimately turned down, much to the disappointment of all us Hulkamaniacs.

Topics: Wrestling, WWE, Hulk Hogan, Australia

Max Sherry

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