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From the early days of wrestling, the industry has thrived on a mix of reality and fiction. Promoters, wrestlers, and even fans have upheld this concept that perception is reality. The line between authenticity and fabrication blurs, creating larger-than-life personas that resonate with audiences. While modern wrestlers tend to differentiate between their real lives and characters, Hulk Hogan stands out for continuing to embrace the gimmick long after stepping out of the ring.