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Hulk Hogan Totally Understands Why OJ Simpson Killed His Wife That One Time

Former Kendall resident OJ Simpson and former Miami Beach resident Hulk Hogan probably could have been friends during the time in Miami-Dade, because Hogan seems to think they both have a lot in common. In a recent interview with once-relevant music magazine Rolling Stone, the wrestler let it be known...
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Former Kendall resident OJ Simpson and former Miami Beach resident Hulk Hogan probably could have been friends during the time in Miami-Dade, because Hogan seems to think they both have a lot in common.

In a recent interview with once-relevant music magazine Rolling Stone, the wrestler let it be known that he understood how OJ Simpson could have killed his wife (even if he didn't according to a jury of his peers).

"I could have turned everything into a crime scene, like OJ, cutting everybody's throat," he told the magazine.

"You live half a mile from the 20,000-square-foot home you can't go to anymore, you're driving through downtown Clearwater and see a 19-year-old boy driving your Escalade, and you know that a 19-year-old boy is sleeping in your bed, with your wife . . . I totally understand OJ. I get it."

Delightful. In the interview Hogan also exposes on another Miami-based bold face named: Mickey Rourke and his recent turn in The Wrestler.

Update: Hulk had one of his flacks clarify that he doesn't necessarily condone killing one's wife.

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