Hulk Hogan's Rep Responds to Health Concerns Surrounding WWE Hall of Famer

A representative for Hulk Hogan says the WWE Hall of Famer is able to walk without assistance despite telling Kurt Angle he does not have feeling in his legs.

"Everything is OK with him," Hogan's rep told Rachel McRady of ET. "Hulk is someone with a lot of humor."

Hogan was apparently joking when he told Angle he could not feel his legs following back surgery. Angle revealed the conversation he had with Hogan at Raw's 30th Anniversary celebration last week on his podcast.

"Hogan had his back surgery again. He had the nerves cut from his lower body," Angle said. "He can't feel his lower body. He has to use his cane to walk around. I thought he was using his cane because he had pain in his back. He doesn't have any pain. He has nothing at all. He can't feel anything. He can't feel his legs so he has to walk with a cane, so that's pretty serious."

Hogan, 69, has dealt with a number of health issues since his retirement from wrestling. He's undergone several back surgeries both during his career and since his retirement, including a 10-hour spinal surgery in 2010.

The 12-time world champion appeared onscreen earlier this month without a walker at the celebration for Raw's 30th anniversary. Recent social media posts have also shown him with full mobility.

It's unlikely Angle was lying about Hogan using a cane, so it's more likely a situation where Hogan occasionally uses assistance to help himself when needed and avoids doing it in public situations to maintain his persona.