After Hulk Hogan’s death, the terrifying 911 call recording of the rescue personnel racing to his Florida home has surfaced.

Early Thursday morning, the 71-year-old WWE legend passed away at his Clearwater, Florida, home after cardiac arrest.

The distressing audio of the call, which TMZ obtained shortly after the heartbreaking news of his loss surfaced, showed 911 operators sending paramedics to the area while noting the problem connected to a cardiac arrest.

The outlet claims that the wrestling legend was stretchered out and loaded into an ambulance after a “slew of police cars and EMTs were parked outside Hogan’s home.”Responders were seen frantically attempting to save Hogan’s life as they moved him from his house in a video that was posted on social media. As they brought him to the ambulance, they seemed to be performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

At 9:51 a.m., officials apparently responded to the emergency services call. After receiving medical attention from Clearwater Fire & Rescue staff, Hogan was transported to a neighbouring hospital and declared deceased.

In a statement to CBS News, Hogan’s attorney, Linda Bose, confirmed his passing.

“Unfortunately we must confirm that Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan passed away this morning,” she said.

“We are heartbroken. He was such a great human being and friend.”

Hogan is survived by his third wife, Sky, whom he married in 2023, two grandchildren, and his children, Brooke, 37, and Nick, 34, whom he shared with his first wife, Linda Claridge.

The shocking death occurred only a few weeks after his wife, Sky, said his heart was “strong” following a routine neck surgery and refuted reports that he was in a coma on his deathbed.

His representative said in a statement last month, “He’s had problems with his back for years but there’s no emergency.”

Hogan, who was involved in a startling family spat with his ex-wife Linda and estranged daughter Brooke earlier this year, was attempting to go back to “100 percent” following neck and back surgeries, a source told DailyMail.com last month.

“Hulk has a body ravaged by wrestling, his body is the body of a 140-year-old man with all the bumps and bruises through the years, and his recent neck and back surgeries have been harder to come back from,” a source close to Hogan said.

“But the rumors of heart issues is not a thing, and talk of him dying is farfetched. He is just having some struggle and trouble to get back to being 100 percent faster.”

“He is getting older, he still is in good shape, works out. But he’s a beaten man, just trying to get as right as possible.”

“Obviously, he will never wrestle again, but it isn’t because he is dying, it is because his bones are deteriorated.”

Hogan had previously discussed having “25 surgeries in the last ten years.”

Speaking on Jake Paul’s IMPAULSIVE podcast last year, he said, “Ten of them were back surgeries. I’ve had both knees and hips replaced, shoulders—everything.”

When Hogan made an appearance as a special guest on Fox & Friends at the beginning of May, wearing a concerning new appearance, fans were left feeling worried for him.

The WWE great, who is known for having a deep tan, appeared especially weathered on television. His normally white beard, however, seemed to be dyed black despite his goatee and hair being left white, creating an odd contrast.

Hogan’s highly public dispute with his ex-wife and daughter back in March probably put a burden on his physical and emotional health.

Linda initially called her ex-husband a “sex addict” and a “complete liar” in a startling social media video