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Jury awards Hulk Hogan $115 million in damages.
https://twitter.com/annamphillips/status/710962857484140545
Jury awards Hulk Hogan $115 million in damages.
Bible-Pounding Phony said:Forget Hurricane Katrina, this needs to be the next season of American Crime Story
Gary said:I want season 2 of "American Crime Story" to be about this trial.
KingPK said:
209 Boxing Academy said:lol at all the 'journalists' shitting on this verdict. It's a ridiculous amount of money but Gawker was in the wrong, these bitches complaining because they want the right to deceive someone and ruin whatever life they have to in order to get the story are fucking scum.
After over three hours of deliberations, the 4 women and 2 men jury who last week awarded Hulk Hogan $115 million in his lawsuit against Gawker, came back with their punitive damages. The three plaintiffs were ordered to pay $25,100,000 in total damages to Hulk Hogan on top of the $115 million. Gawker received a $15 million bill, its founder Nick Denton was handed a $10 million bill and AJ Daulerio, who has zero assets and is in $27,000 debt was ordered to pay $100,000. After the verdict was read, judge Pamela Campbell ordered the sex tape sealed. Gawker will be appealing the decisions and have a good chance of paying much less from the $115 million, if anything at all. They still have to post bond which will likely end up being around $50 million until the appellate court hears the case.
From the "Hulk Hogan History" websiteWWFA/Anglo Asian Wrestling Federation
11/13/82 – Sun City, South Africa: Hulk Hogan beat Terry Funk; according to Hogan, when he went up to the promoter to get paid (the money was to be wired to his account, $70k) a bunch of guys put him in the backseat of a car, and held a gun to his head .... they told him either he goes to the air port and lives, or they give him the money and kill him --- he said the guy in the front seat would spin the barrel of the gun, and every ten minutes or so, would pull the trigger at Hogan; so they let him out at the airport, and he called Funk and told him not to ask for money or he wouldnt get out alive
Hogan: I’m getting ready to cut some serious bait. [Inaudible] Brooke — my daughter, Brooke — [redacted], she jumped sides on me.
Heather Clem: Mmm-hmm.
Hogan: ‘Cause I shelled out two, three million bucks for her music, and [inaudible] I’ve done everything. fukking with him day and night on the radio like a jackass, and he’s working with me to make…make work [inaudible] when [inaudible] really should call it a day and do the shyt I did.
[Eight-second redaction]
Hogan: The son, he’s [inaudible] this black billionaire guy, Cecile. He basically did more for her in a year than anybody’s done. [Inaudible], he had one song, and after 10 months it should go to [inaudible] and [inaudible] and [inaudible]. [Inaudible sentence]. I try to be the realist, and ‘This is your option: You got a better option. [Redacted] said you can sign with [redacted].’ He’s gonna put 500 million behind [inaudible]. Right now there’s nothing else. We’re doing the best we can.
Clem: Right.
Hogan: So it gets to the point where…I dunno if Brooke was fukking the black guy’s son, or they’ve been hanging out. I caught them holding hands together on the tour. They were getting close to kind of [inaudible] the fukking [inaudible]. I’m not a double standard type of guy. I’m a racist to a point, y’know, fukking ******s, but then, when it comes to nice people and [redacted]
Clem: We all are that way.
Hogan: Yeah, cool, when it comes to nice people, you gotta…you can’t, you can’t say the…
[Two-second redaction]
Hogan: I don’t give a fukk if she [inaudible] [an eight foot tall?] basketball player.
Clem: [laughs]
Hogan: If we’re gonna fukk with ******s, let’s get a rich one!
Clem: [laughs]
Hogan: I don’t care if he’s a multi-billionaire. The thing is, now that you start doing these nasty emails…so somewhere, [inaudible] relationship, and now [inaudible] doesn’t want to talk to anybody, nanananana.”
Detective Ventriloquist said:As crazy as Hulk is, he tends to treat his fans really well. A friend of mine is a huge Hulk fan and finally met him a year ago and said he was such a great guy. Just talking with the fans, treating them well. Many times its the company that the person works for that sets the price.