Netflix's upcoming documentary on Hulk Hogan seeks to humanize the legendary wrestler, delving into his complex personality, career, and personal struggles. Director Brian Storkel aimed to portray Hogan as a multi-dimensional figure rather than simply judging him by his controversies or political affiliations. Hogan, who died in July at age 71, shared over 25 hours of interviews, reflecting on his life, career, and support for Donald Trump, especially after an assassination attempt in 2024 pushed him to become more publicly vocal.

The documentary captures Hogan's final moments with Storkel, including a revealing last interview conducted shortly before his death. Hogan's support for Trump and his outspoken nature drew both backlash and admiration, highlighting the divided perceptions surrounding him. Storkel emphasizes his goal to provide a fair, accurate portrayal that respects Hogan’s full humanity, acknowledging his flaws but also his caring personality. The film aims to offer audiences a deeper understanding of Hogan beyond the headlines and political labels, honoring his legacy as one of the greatest wrestlers in history.