Today's News

Hogan hulks up again:

Hulk Hogan won more than he was asking for in his court case against Gawker. He was presented with $55 million for his economic losses, and $60 million for emotional distress. The already astounding $115 million will likely grow further when a judge decides the amount of punitive damages Hogan is entitled to.

Gawker attacked the judge as biased, and said he would not allow them to present their full case, and that they are already working on their appeal. They also claimed that Hogan only filed the case because he wanted the racial jibes to be kept out of the public domain, and almost gloated that he failed to do that.

Despite calling TNA a small company during his deposition, Dixie Carter has tweeted her support to Hulk, but there has been no comment from WWE as yet.

The story has even been getting mainstream media attention over this side of the pond, even the venerable BBC picked up on the trial outcome.

Titus keeping busy:

Titus O'Neil has found something to do on WrestleMania weekend. He is going to coach a women's basketball team in a celebrity tournament.

Attitude Era footage you have never seen before:

WWE are promising the third installment of the Attitude Era collection will have never before seen footage included.

NXT at Mania:

NXT will tape four episodes of their TV show at WrestleMania Axxess.

TE debut:

Josh worked his first live event for WWE this weekend. His match was said to be ''Nothing special.''

Bray returns:

Bray Wyatt worked a multi man tag match over the weekend, his first since hurting his back.

WrestleMania 32:

This years Andre The Giant memorial battle royal will be on the pre show kick off, and will air on the USA network. The match will be a twenty man bout this year, not a 30/31 man match, as in the past.

USA will also have a one hour Hall Of Fame show, on April 7.

No wrestling career yet:

James Laurinaitis, son of Animal, has signed for New Orleans Saints NFL team.

Cross promotion support network:

TNA's Davey Richards has revealed he, Seth Rollins of WWE, and Matt Taven of ROH are in regular contact, as they support each other through their current injuries.

Rock sued:

The Rock is being sued for $200 million for stealing the idea for his show ''Ballers.'' The complaint was filed in California this week.

Coach talks WWE mistake:

Jonathan Coachman says WWE's decision to make Raw three hours was, and is, a mistake.