Hulk Hogan doc reveals the shocking amount of fentanyl he took in his wrestling career

WHATCHAAA GONNA DO (FENTANYL) BROTHTTHEERRRR

Hate him and he was a a****** as well as lier but 400 sounds crazy unless he did a lot of doubles ( 2 shows a day) he was considered one of the most successful and number one for a while it's possible he really did that or close. But again he was a drug addict and lier so who knows

Listen up dude, we gotta update the adjectives brother so kids these days understand. All you HulkaManiacs out there in chat, be sure to VitaMaxx and Stay Blessed Up! HH, Audi5000

Coke is not an amphetamine.

Calling coke an amphetamine and getting 127 likes haha

Coke is not an amphetamine. And the pain meds are more to do.with wrestling than the gear. Although there is alot of co occurring addiction with people abusing steroids and other drugs.

Benzo is an odd one.

Hulks ghost here, I actually much preferred doing speedballs pretty much on the regular BROTHER, getting too dozey on my benzos didn't work for me.

My favorite fact is Richard Belzer took him to the cleaners

I like that fact too.

f*** that pos

Professional wrestlers eat like 90% of the world's supply of pain killers.

This post, like the dozens of other similar posts are ads for Netflix. "Did you know Hulk Hogan had gumball machines in his house?"

To be fair, I was initially surprised that WWE would let such a topic be discussed so openly in a Netflix documentary that I assume they had to sign off on. Then I realized, oh wait, this makes perfect sense. He’s dead, so now is as good a time as any to give him the ole “Ultimate Warrior” retcon. They can basically throw him under the bus, for lack of a better term, so they can play the “Yeah, things were real bad back then but look how much cleaner the locker rooms are now. No need to discuss workers rights or unionizing” card. Sweep the racism and other undesirable behavior under the rug by blaming it on the drugs, then Pepsi Man CM Punk can revive his “Straight Edge Society” as a new form of 12 Step Program. You already got talent like Cody Rhodes and Mercedes Mone doing texting services with fans that are essentially just tweets delivered via text so it feels more “personal”. Imagine if WWE pitched it as AI Chatbots posing as the Superstars so whoever signs up for their Cult…er program, can pick whoever they want as a “Sponsor” to help them on their “Road To SobrietyMania” And with a WWE Hall Of Fame inductee in the White House, doesn’t seem that unreasonable that they could pitch it as some kind of National Health Program backed with government money to combat the Opioid Epidemic. Could probably get Kid Rock to co-sign it too, for all his heroes at the methadone clinic. Isn’t Idiocracy fun?

People unfamiliar with the squared circle

F*** the hulk hogan then F*** the hulk hogan now F*** the hulk hogan forever.

Terry Bollea was an awful person. Hulk hogan was an American Hero.

Fun fact about most entertainers, they’re all awful people. Most people try to do good, but most people also don’t have an army of PR people behind them. It’s why shit will never be what it was early on. I mean, look at Fleetwood Mac. They put their shit out there, wrote generational music and still had issues. Meanwhile Dwayne Johnson flashes a pearly white smile while doing exactly what he’s been coached to do. It’s just gross. Real people look up to what is completely unattainable instead of realizing life sucks and no amount of inspirational quotes won’t save you.

I had a feeling that might've been the reason why his daughter chose not to be in the documentary.

The man lifted Andre the Giant. That’s gotta do some damage.

Ozzy never pretended to be anything other than Ozzy. Hogan/Bollea was a fraud and a liar. We all were sad that Ozzy died and his death shook many to their core because despite how clearly soon it was coming it still sucked hard because…Ozzy’s gone and that sucks. Hulk/Bollea? Let’s all join in and tamp the dirt down.

Just got to that part, wtf

He exaggerated by a magnitude of 1000. Fentanyl is prescribed in microgram dosages, not milligrams. But even then, it's not possible. The largest patch they make is 100mcg/hr, and a total of 600mcg/hr worth of patches would likely be a fatal dose even for a highly opioid tolerant patient. I've been in pain management for 21 years and on high dose fentanyl for well over a decade. There's simply no way he was on those numbers of buccal lozenges, patches and lollipops concurrently, even if you converted them from mg to mcg. And they don't make the buccal pills in 80mcg either. They start at 100mcg and work up to 800mcg.

One less bigot taking up space.

Fentanyl isn't prescribed in milligrams. It comes in micrograms. And fentanyl patches don't come in 300mcg/hr size. 100mcg/hr is the largest single patch made. And the Actiq fentanyl "lollipop" has a maximum size of 1600mcgr. Source: Been in pain management for 21 years. I now have a intrathecal pain pump installed that dispenses 1600mcgr/day of fentanyl. Before that, I was on a total of 150mcg/hr patches.

Nail on the head. Why anyone believed him about anything, I’ll never know.

He would have said "f*** the Hulk Hogan".

It's crazy he lived to 71. British Bulldog was 39 when he died. Andre then Giant died at 46, Randy Savage was 58 and Rowdy Roddy Piper was 61.