Hulk Hogan Denies Having Talks About Possible WWE WrestleMania Return

Just days after Hulk Hogan's daughter said he was in talks for a possible WWE return at WrestleMania 33 next year, the Hulkster disputed her claims Wednesday.

According to TMZ Sports, Hogan appeared on Eric Bischoff's Bischoff on Wrestling podcast and said the following regarding his daughter's comments: "Brooke running around on TMZ and the statement she made about me and wrestling and WrestleMania. For the record, like I said, she needs the big boot to the head. I haven't talked to anybody about WrestleMania."

Hogan's denial was in response to Brooke telling TMZ Sports that a return was possible for the Showcase of Immortals in Orlando, Florida, in April:

Brooke stated that "people have been calling him" about coming back. 

Hogan returned to WWE in 2014 after a seven-year absence as a brand ambassador. He made periodic appearances on WWE programming and served as the host of WrestleMania 30 in New Orleans.

WWE terminated his contract in 2015, however, after tapes surfaced that featured Hogan making racist comments.

The 63-year-old Superstar was also embroiled in a legal battle with Gawker over the release of a sex tape, and he went on to win $140 million in the lawsuit.

While WWE hasn't given any indication he could return to the fold, his likeness has been featured in WWE Network ads, and his name has been mentioned on WWE programming as of late after an extended period without any Hogan references.

Hogan is one of the biggest stars in wrestling history, and while controversy continues to surround him, bringing the Florida resident back for WrestleMania in Orlando would make huge headlines for WWE.

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