Legendary wrestler Hulk Hogan is known in the Wrestling community as a man for whom the truth is quite elastic, but recently it has become apparent that he has taken the art of exaggeration to new levels.
Now the bodybuilder says he believes the cause of death for actress Betty White, actor Sydney Poitier and comedian Bob Sagt is, of course, the corona vaccine.
Hogan, whose real name is Terry Boolea, responded in writing to a video by YouTuber and influencer Josh Fry, who dealt with Sagittarius and raised the possibility that the vaccine had something to do with his death.
"One hundred percent tribal and Sydney got the shot, they fall like flies," Hogan wrote in a response he has since deleted, but many managed to take a screenshot of her before disappearing from the net.
It should be noted that White passed away on New Year's Eve, at the age of 99, when the official cause of her death was determined when she had a stroke six days before she died.
In addition, in the face of rumors about a link between the star's death and the vaccine, White's agent made it clear that the actress was not vaccinated at all on the booster vaccine.
Sydney Poitier passed away last Friday at the age of 94, after a long period of dealing with various medical problems.
The 65-year-old Sagittarius was found dead at his room in his hotel in Florida, when law and order authorities determined that no signs of drug, alcohol or any kind of external influence were found on his body.
"Growing up girls" star Bob Sagat dies at 65 // Photo: Reuters, Archive
As mentioned, Hogan is considered a controversial figure when it comes to his views on various issues.
In April 2020, in the midst of the first corona wave, the former wrestler claimed that the virus was sent by God in order to rob man of the things he adored, instead of focusing on glorifying God.
"Maybe we don't need a vaccine," he said at the time.
"Perhaps we need to take our time of isolation and distance from the world in order to gain a personal resurrection, in which we will focus only on the things that really matter in this world: Jesus."
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