Hulk Hogan passed away amid the production of a new multi-part docu-series on his life, per a recent report.
Hollywood reporter Matthew Belloni of Puck wrote this week that Netflix has been piecing together a documentary on Hogan over the past year, directed by Bryan Storkel in collaboration with WWE.
The documentary includes more than 20 hours of new Hogan interviews, per Puck. It’s unclear when the series will be released, and how Hogan’s passing might have changed the production process for the show.
Netflix currently airs Monday Night Raw in the U.S. as part of a multi-year deal. Internationally, the service also has rights to air other live programming, including Premium Live Events (PLEs), Smackdown, and NXT.
Netflix has housed WWE documentaries in the past, notably releasing “Mr. McMahon,” a multi-part series on Vince McMahon, last year.
Hogan was pronounced dead Wednesday after police responded to a “serious medical-related issue” at his residence, per police in Clearwater, Florida. He was 71.
