**Unexpected Legends: Rock Icons Pay Tribute to Wrestling Giant at Hulk Hogan’s Funeral**
No one expected to see them there. As the heavy doors of the chapel creaked open and soft organ music played in the background, all conversation fell into a hush. Rock legends Robert Plant and Jimmy Page—two of the most iconic figures in music history—stepped quietly inside, dressed in black suits, heads bowed with reverence. The air shifted. Even in a room filled with towering wrestlers, beloved fans, and decades-old friends of the wrestling world, their presence was unmistakable.
They took their place near the front, saying little, letting their actions speak louder than any tribute could. When the moment came, Plant approached the casket first, laying a single white lily beside Hulk Hogan’s resting place. The symbolism wasn’t lost on anyone—elegant, strong, and timeless. Page followed, resting his hand gently on the casket, eyes closed in silent prayer. The room was utterly still, as if time itself paused to witness the crossing of two worlds—rock and wrestling—united by grief, respect, and legacy.
After the service, the two shared quiet memories of meeting Hogan backstage at shows, laughing about how the wrestler once challenged them to arm wrestle during a chaotic arena tour. “He had this energy that just swallowed a room,” Page recalled. “A larger-than-life spirit—like thunder in human form.”
Plant nodded, adding, “He was more than a showman. He was soul. Heart. Fire.”
Their presence was a reminder that greatness recognizes greatness. In that surreal and somber moment, fans and family alike were reminded that even legends come to honor legends. And as they left as quietly as they arrived, the hush lingered—proof that some moments live far beyond the ring or the stage.
