Logan Paul shares heartbreaking conversation with Hulk Hogan after WWE icon's sad passing

Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan passed away last Thursday, with WWE paying tribute to him on SmackDown, RAW, and NXT. Logan Paul shared his last conversation with Hulk Hogan before his death on July 24 in Florida.

The company held a 10-bell salute in the memory of Hulk Hogan on SmackDown last Friday. They also did the same thing in Mexico City and Guadalajara for some live events over the weekend, as well as RAW on NXT last Monday and Tuesday, respectively.

In his latest vlog on YouTube, Logan Paul shared that Hulk Hogan called him last January to check up on him and appreciate his work in WWE. Paul was surprised to see Hulk Hogan's nice behaviour towards him despite his legendary status.

Take a look at their final conversation:

"We really respect what you're doing, man. And you got it down, bro. You're a natural, man," Hogan said.

"Thank you, sir. Lots to learn. Lots to learn. I'm still a student, but thank you," Paul replied.

"Get your workout in. Have a good one," Hogan added.

"All right. Bet. Thanks, sir. Peace," Paul responded.

Paul was present at Friday's SmackDown in his hometown of Cleveland, with the crowd giving a positive response towards Hulk Hogan's tribute. Their conversation seems heartbreaking because it marked the last time they had a conversation with each other.

After Hulk Hogan's sad demise, his daughter Brooke removed herself from his will. The father and daughter had an estranged relationship since late 2023, and they never had a chance to resolve their issues before Hulk's passing.

"You were my everything, and I will always be your girl. I am PROUD to be your daughter - for all the love, light, and goodness you brought into this world. Thank you for choosing me in this lifetime, and for loving me so deeply," Brooke wrote in an Instagram post.

In her previous Instagram post, Brooke revealed that she moved with her family to Florida recently to be closer to her father. Her husband and former NHL player Steven Oleksy reached out multiple times to the WWE Hall of Famer before his demise in hope of reconciling their issues.