**Rock Gods Mourn a Wrestling Titan: Robert Plant and Jimmy Page’s Unexpected Appearance at Hulk Hogan’s Funeral Leaves Mourners in Awe**
No one saw it coming.
As the chapel doors creaked open on the somber morning of Hulk Hogan’s funeral, an audible hush swept through the room. Dressed in understated black, with heads bowed and faces etched with solemnity, Robert Plant and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin quietly stepped inside. For a brief moment, time seemed to stop — the collision of two worlds few imagined ever crossing.
There, in a room filled with wrestlers, longtime fans, and Hogan’s closest friends and family, stood two of rock’s most iconic figures. No announcement, no spotlight — just reverence.
Witnesses described the air shifting as Plant walked forward and gently placed a single white lily beside the casket. Page followed, resting his hand on the polished wood in a quiet moment of prayer, his silver rings glinting under the chapel lights.
Later, in an intimate moment at the podium, the two rock legends shared a few words about their unexpected friendship with Hogan. “Backstage at one of our shows in the late ‘80s,” Plant recalled, “he walked in like a storm — all charisma and energy. We couldn’t stop laughing and talking for hours.” Page added, “He was larger than life in the ring, but kind and grounded outside it. A true soul.”
The tribute wasn’t loud or flashy. It didn’t need to be. In their quiet presence, Plant and Page honored not just a wrestling legend, but a kindred spirit — a performer, a force, a man who left his mark.
For those in attendance, the message was clear: icons recognize icons. And when giants fall, even the gods come down from the mountaintop to pay their respects. In silence. In song.
In solidarity.
