Hulk Hogan sends a warning at the RNC

WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan was recently seen addressing several people at the Republican National Convention (RNC). Apart from emerging as an open supporter of a party, he also issued a warning to the people in his speech.

Hulk Hogan has been rallying for support for Republican party candidate Donald Trump for the upcoming 2024 US elections. A section of his speech with some problematic statements has surfaced online on X.

The Hulkster has flagged the rival political camp as "criminals" and asked them what their response would be if the "Trumpamaniacs run wild."

“So all you criminals, all you low-lives, all you sc*mbags, all you drug dealers, and all you crooked politicians need to answer one question, brother. What you gonna do when Donald Trump and all the Trumpamaniacs run wild on you, brother?” said Hogan.

Notably, before his appearance at the RNC, Hogan gave an interview to FOX News in which he explained why he had decided to support Trump vocally.

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Hulk Hogan on the motivating factors behind his political support

Last week, US Presidential Election candidate Donald Trump was shot at during one of his rallies.

The assassination attempt of the ex-president resulted in a big uproar from people, and Hulk Hogan was one of the enraged individuals after this attack.

"Well, you know Brett, I get tired of remaining silent, you know, I sat back and watched the borders collapse, I watched the economy collapse, you know, I watched the price of gas, the price of food everything just do upside down flip and when they took a shot at my hero Donald Trump, I realized that I couldn't be silent anymore, you know, I had to step up, I had to be a real American just like all these real Americans here and Donald Trump. I have a voice too and I want people to know it's time, it's time not to be silent anymore," Hogan said.

Hulk Hogan is one of the most popular superstars ever and has a huge fan following despite retiring on January 27, 2012. Hence, his words will influence several people, for whom The Hulkster became a household name, especially in the ‘80s and ‘90s.

As the polling days approach, it would be interesting to see what kind of sway the 'Trumpamaniacs' have on the results.