Hulk Hogan Nerve ‘Severed’ in Surgery? Police Report Reveals Chilling New Details

A police report from the 911 response to the wrestling legend’s home claims an occupational therapist present at the scene suspected medical negligence. The family has also publicly cast doubt on the official cause of death.

August 22, 2025: The Clearwater Police Department is looking into the death of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, who died on August 21 at the age of 71, because they think he may have been the victim of medical malpractice. A police investigation from the 911 call has revealed a number of contradicting facts about his death.

The study says that there was an occupational therapist at Hogan’s Florida home when he died. The therapist is said to have told the police that Hogan was the victim of medical negligence, although it wasn’t obvious right away if it had to do with his heart or a recent neck operation.

Sources close to the investigation say that a surgeon may have mistakenly cut Hogan’s phrenic nerve, which controls the diaphragm and respiration. This seems to back up what the police report says. According to the reports, Hogan didn’t have a heart attack as was first thought; he just stopped breathing. Sky, his wife, is said to have called 911 when he stopped breathing.

The official cause of death was a heart attack, and a history of severe leukemia was said to have played a role. Brooke Hogan, the daughter of the famous wrestler, had already put doubt on this official version by saying that her father’s medical records never showed a history of illness.

The Clearwater Police Department has stated that the inquiry is still going on. The officials said, “We have been in touch with family members, such as his son Nick and daughter Brooke.” “We’ve had to talk to a lot of witnesses and get medical documents from a lot of different doctors because this case is so unusual… All of this takes time.

As the inquiry goes on, the wrestling world and its fans are left to wait for an official explanation for the death of one of the sport’s biggest stars.