71 isn't bad at all for a former wrestler, especially one who had a career as long as Hogan did. I can think of a lot more wrestlers who died before 71 than ones who are still alive that are older than that. Years of steroid use, pain killer abuse and taking bumps take a huge toll on your body. Not to mention the stress and the lack of sleep due to constantly having to travel. It's easily one of the worst careers to have for longevity.
Honestly I doubt it. People these days are very neurotic and spiteful. People are quick to publicly dance on the grave of a recently deceased, and it's often for the most petty things imaginable. I just went and checked on reddit and twitter and yup, a lot of people are happy he's dead.
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