WWE Ended ties with Hulk Hogan

WWE, Hulk Hogan end ties after transcript of racist tirade surfaces

An attorney for the wrestler, whose real name is Terry Bollea, disputed reports that Hogan had been fired and said he had resigned late Thursday from WWE after learning that the National Enquirer was about to publish the transcript.

Most references to Hogan have been removed from the WWE website.

"WWE is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds as demonstrated by the diversity of our employees, performers and fans worldwide", the WWE said in a statement.

The National Enquirer said the transcript was made from a sex tape which is the subject of a 2012 lawsuit Hogan filed in Florida seeking $100 million from the gossip website Gawker which had posted excerpts of the sex tape. for more news and information you can visit http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/07/24/us-usa-race-hogan-idUSKCN0PY29920150724?feedType=RSS&feedName=entertainmentNews  you can share, comments and get engaged with your friends to get the latest updates.

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WWE Scrubs All Mentions of Hulk Hogan in Wake of Controversial N-Word Audio

Things just keep getting stranger in the life of Terry Bollea, best known as the shirt-ripping professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.

As Hulkster is set to go to trial in a $100 million personal-injury lawsuit against Gawker Media, which posted video of a sex tape featuring Hogan, it’s been revealed late Thursday night that World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has scrubbed most mentions of its hall of fame wrestler from their websites and online stores.

According to Wrestling News Source, “On WWE.com, Hogan is no longer listed on the WWE Hall of Fame page, and all of his merchandise has also been removed from WWEShop.com. The only thing currently remaining that mentions Hogan involves WWE’s upcoming Australian tour, which Hogan was scheduled to take part in as general manager. However, when any attempt to access this page is made, a message appears stating “you are not authorized to access this page.”

Seven pages of old Hogan articles, however, still appear when using the “search” function of the site. Hogan, meanwhile, tweeted the following in the wake of the news:

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