Hollywood Hulk Hogan

The book covers both his career and personal struggles, but I'm curious about what motivated the author to delve into his life outside the ring. Was it to show a different side of celebrity life?

Reading about Hulk Hogan's rise in wrestling brought back so many memories of the '80s and '90s. How did others connect with those moments from their own childhoods?

Since it's an autobiography, I'm wondering whether the narrative felt entirely authentic or if there was some editorial shaping to highlight certain themes.