Courtroom workers feared that asking Hulk Hogan to remove his do-rag would have caused a scene

Hulk Hogan should have been asked to remove his do-rag when he appeared in court on behalf of his son Nick Hogan on Friday. However, the courtroom staff feared there would have been some type of incident had they asked him to remove it.

"It would have caused a big scene to have him take it off," Ron Stuart, public information officer of the court told TBO.com. "Technically, he shouldn't have been allowed to wear it. But normally bailiffs do those things when people are coming in, and there was just so much going on that it wasn't noticed in time." To read the full story, visit TBO.com.

Powell’s POV: It would have been one hell of a scene had they asked Hogan to remove his do-rag. He would have ripped off his shirt, flexed a little, and then started whipping some bailiff ass. They may have outnumbered him, but he would have Hulked up and finished off the main bad guy bailiff with a boot to the face and a big leg drop. Or he would have just removed his do-rag and complied with the rules like everyone else.