The WWE legend said the president-elect is considering him to run the President’s Council on Physical Fitness.

Hulk Hogan shared details of a conversation with former President Donald Trump, where Trump suggested the wrestling icon could lead the President’s Council on Physical Fitness in his second term.

During a recent interview with Fox News's Brian Kilmeade, Hulk Hogan suggested that US President- elect Donald Trump might consider him for a position in his upcoming administration, specifically to lead the US President’s Council on Physical Fitness,

Hulk Hogan has never been known to pass up an opportunity, and after campaigning for Donald Trump on the run up to the recent election, the legendary former wrestler believes he could be in line for a spot in the administration. Just what role could the Hulkster fill?

WWE star Hulk Hogan has indicated that President-elect Donald Trump may offer him a position in his upcoming cabinet.

Hulk Hogan believes he will be the next Donald Trump loyalist to secure a place on the President-elect’s cabinet. Knewz.com can reveal the wrestling great, real name Terry Bolea, is pushing for a pivotal role within the new set-up and claims he discussed heading up a “Physical Fitness Council” with the business mogul.

Hulk Hogan told Fox News' Brian Kilmeade that although he's 71, he's still able to get that 'Trump-pump on, brother' meaning he'd be someone who could get 'American kids in shape'

In a recent interview, Hulk Hogan claimed that Donald Trump had suggested the perfect role the former wrestler could fill in his upcoming administration.