‘Diabolical timing' of stag do reveller dressed as Hulk Hogan as he looks glum after learning of wrestler's death
YouTuber ChaboyyHD, from Scotland, posted the photo of his brother in a Hulk wig and tache, T-shirt, kilt, feather boa, headband and socks with the WWE star's face on.
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A stag do reveller in a Hulk wig and tache, T-shirt, kilt, feather boa, headband and socks with the WWE star's face on
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The brothers later shared a selfie while still in fancy dress at a bar
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Hogan died aged 71 following a suspected cardiac arrest at his home
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He wrote at 5.16pm on Thursday: 'Diabolical timing for my brother's stag costume tonight.'
The brothers later shared a selfie while still in fancy dress at a bar.
One follower said: 'Should get a lot of free drinks!'
Another wrote: 'A fitting tribute I feel.'
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A third responded: 'He lives on.'
Hogan, real name Terry Gene Bollea, died aged 71 following a suspected cardiac arrest at his home in Clearwater, Florida.
His family said in a statement: 'It is with a heavy heart and deep sadness that we confirm we have lost a legend.
"Our beloved Terry Bollea, known worldwide as
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