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Hulk Hogan (5), from "Wrestling - Hasbro - WWF" collection, includes the following accessories:
Hulk Hogan (5) is part of the "Mail Away" figures from the WWF collection produced by toy manufacturer HASBRO. This collection brought the most relevant wrestlers from the famous wrestling television program to action figure format.
The "Mailaway" figures could only be obtained by mail order, following the steps indicated in the advertisement published in "WWF Magazine." The figure was sent by mail in a plastic bag.
Today, these "Mailaway" figures are the rarest and most expensive in the collection, especially if they are found in their original unopened bag.
In this case, we have a new Hulk Hogan figure that uses the same mold as Series 3, changing the colors, with the red suit and emblems as he appeared in WrestleMania IX.
Hulk Hogan, whose real name is Terry Eugene Bollea, is a professional wrestling legend. Known for his physical strength and charismatic personality, Hogan was an iconic figure in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) during the 1980s and 1990s.
He won numerous world championships and participated in legendary events such as WrestleMania. In addition to his success in the ring, Hogan became a popular figure in pop culture and entertainment, contributing significantly to the rise of wrestling in mainstream culture.
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