Hulk Hogan surrenders to God

The Pro-wrestler and former reality star Hulk Hogan says he's surrendered control of his life to God after his name was removed from all World Wrestling Entertainment media including its Hall of Fame, website and alumni. His merchandise can no longer be found and he's been terminated by the company.

"In the storm I release control, God and his Universe will sail me where he wants me to be, one love. HH," wrote Hulk Hogan via his Twitter handle.

The WWE made the decision after an audio clip from Hogan's 2012 sex tape was released by the National Enquirer where the wrestler uses the N-word.

On the tape, Hogan is discussing how a "black billionaire guy" offered to fund his daughter Brooke's music career when he engages in a racist rant.

Hogan also threw the N-word around freely during an interview from 2012 

WWE terminated its contract with Terry Bollea (aka Hulk Hogan). WWE is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds as demonstrated by the diversity of our employees, performers and fans worldwide.

Hogan is a professing Christian and closely follows Joel Osteen. He has offered praise to the megachurch pastor on his Twitter account in the past.

"Joel Osteen always has God's perfect words to help you have a perfect vibrational match with God's universe," said Hogan on Twitter in 2012. "Much love."

"I now realize I had to go through all this stuff to be who I am today, to make me who I am today," . "And then I realized all that stuff — the peace, love, the joy, that still, small voice, the energy, that God presence — is part of who I'm meant to be." Hogan said to Winfrey.

The wrestler told Opray Winfrey that after his reality series "Hogan Knows Best" was canceled, he hit rock bottom. He fell into a deep depression and tried to address it with alcohol abuse, until he eventually turned to God with the help of his second wife, Jennifer McDaniel.

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