WWE Hall of Famer and MAGA cult member Hulk Hogan’s recent promotional tour for his “Real American Beer” brand in the New York market continues to spark controversy, with several stories highlighting his early departures from events and changes in expectations.

As we previously reported here on eWn, a recent signing in the Hudson Valley resulted in several children becoming upset (and crying) after waiting hours to meet Hogan, only to see him leave before signing for the first 250 fans who had wristbands as promised.

At another signing in Carmel, NY, Hogan only signed cases of his beer, which fans were required to purchase, despite the event being advertised as a free meet-and-greet where fans could have anything signed. He declined to sign personal items like baseball cards, citing restrictions.

During his latest appearance in Newburgh, NY, Hogan arrived more than an hour late, cut a very brief promo, handed out beer cans, and left without signing anything at all.

Jimmy Hart, who accompanied Hogan, signed for fans without issue.

As of this writing, Hogan’s representatives have not responded to any requests for comment.

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