Posted By: Ben Kerin on May 27, 2026 
JDC is opening up about one of the darkest stretches of his life, revealing how fear of failure and self-sabotage nearly cost him everything during his WWE run before finally seeking help.
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Posted By: Ben Kerin on May 27, 2026 
Jade Cargill says she is done making mistakes and plans to walk out of Clash in Italy with the WWE Women’s Championship back around her waist.
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Brooke Hogan has made explosive new claims surrounding the aftermath of her father Hulk Hogan’s death, accusing those around him of shutting her out of key details while also questioning how his autopsy and estate were handled.
Appearing on The Bubba the Love Sponge Show alongside attorney Jay, Brooke opened up about the emotional and legal battle she says she has faced since Hulk Hogan died in July 2025 at the age of 71. Hogan’s death was officially ruled natural causes after suffering a heart attack while dealing with atrial fibrillation and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
One of Brooke’s biggest frustrations centered around the autopsy process, which she claimed remains unresolved nearly a year later.
“Why are we making changes to an autopsy after the guy’s been dead for ten, eleven months?” Brooke asked. “If it’s so on the up and up, shut me up. Just show it to me.”
Brooke also questioned why Hogan’s personal doctor reportedly signed the death certificate instead of the emergency room physician who was allegedly on duty at the time.
“It’s almost like you have to be skilled in the art of doing it,” Brooke said. “If there’s nothing to hide, there’s nothing to hide.”
Attorney Jay, who described himself as a medical malpractice lawyer with 30 years of experience, said the circumstances raised serious concerns in his view.
“I’ve never heard of a situation where the doctor whose patient died came in and did the time of death,” Jay stated. “I’ve never in my entire life heard of that.”
Brooke further claimed that the nurse who was reportedly present at the home on the day Hogan died has since disappeared and cannot be contacted.
The interview also shifted toward the Netflix documentary about Hogan’s life, which Brooke criticized for avoiding the more controversial and painful aspects of his legacy.
“It was a great showpiece. But did they dive into anything deep? Absolutely not,” Brooke said.
She added that the documentary painted Hogan as a heroic figure while ignoring the scandals and strained family relationships that shaped much of his later years.
“They made this documentary, and it’s almost like in Men in Black they flashed people’s memory,” Brooke stated. “Yes, some parts of him he was a really great guy. But we didn’t touch on what made him human.”
Brooke also revealed she voluntarily stepped away from her position as co-executor of Hogan’s estate, claiming she trusted her brother Nick Hogan to handle matters fairly after he promised to “take care” of her. According to Brooke, that never happened.
“I can’t get a belt, I can’t get anything,” Brooke said while discussing Hogan memorabilia. “I would never sell anything of my dad’s.”
The emotional interview concluded with both Brooke and Bubba hinting that there are still secrets they have chosen not to reveal publicly out of respect for Hogan and others involved.
Posted By: Ben Kerin on May 27, 2026 
Logan Paul is already talking comeback plans after suffering a torn tricep at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, and despite doctors warning him about a lengthy recovery, he clearly thinks he will beat the odds.
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The legal battle surrounding the TKO merger is becoming even more intense after new details emerged about deleted Signal messages, Vince McMahon’s communications with Ari Emanuel, and sanctions handed down ahead of next month’s trial.
According to newly surfaced court details, Delaware Court of Chancery Judge J. Travis Laster ruled that several facts tied to Vince McMahon and WWE President Nick Khan will now be presumed true unless the defendants can disprove them with “clear and convincing evidence,” which is a significantly higher legal standard than normally required in civil litigation.
The plaintiffs had also pushed for additional presumptions connected to McMahon allegedly receiving a non-ratable benefit from the TKO merger through his continued power within the company, along with claims Khan knew about McMahon’s Endeavor negotiations in 2022. Those requests were not granted.
One of the biggest revelations involves a voice memo allegedly sent by Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel to McMahon discussing indemnification and legal exposure. The transcription included Emanuel saying:
“I spoke to my lawyer from Latham. Just FYI. Everybody at the DOJ is former Latham lawyers so on that side will be helpful. SEC of course is SEC, but that’s just a penalty. As it relates to everything else, yes we can indemnify you and we will. If it’s criminal of course you can’t stop criminal, but this is not criminal. Call me when you get a chance.”
Emanuel later denied during his deposition that McMahon was ultimately indemnified. The filing also notes that McMahon has not been criminally charged, though investigators were reportedly examining potential financial, securities, and sex trafficking related violations.
Another major focus in the case centers around Signal’s disappearing message settings. Judge Laster’s ruling outlined a timeline showing multiple WWE and Endeavor figures changing auto-delete settings around key corporate and legal developments.
The ruling states that on August 5, 2022, the same day federal prosecutors reportedly requested information regarding McMahon’s alleged misconduct, Nick Khan manually changed Signal settings so messages with McMahon would delete after one hour. The day before, WWE executive Brad Blum reportedly made the same change.
Stephanie McMahon was also mentioned in the filing. After a lunch meeting involving McMahon and Emanuel on August 10, 2022 regarding a possible WWE-Endeavor deal, Stephanie reportedly changed her Signal auto-delete settings to erase messages after one hour as well.
Additional changes reportedly occurred throughout late 2022 and early 2023 as WWE’s sale process intensified. The court filing specifically tracked alterations to Signal settings around meetings with Raine Group banker Jeff Sine, board discussions over McMahon’s return, and WWE’s eventual sale talks.
McMahon’s own deposition testimony regarding Signal also drew attention.
“I was always told about the Signal, and it’s good for business because no one can trace you and so forth. It’s kind of like Proton. You can’t find out much about the call or the text.”
The filing also highlighted a bizarre February 2023 text exchange between McMahon and Khan involving the word “Langis.” After McMahon questioned the meaning, Khan allegedly responded, “Read it backwards!” which spelled “Signal.”
Khan later claimed during his deposition that he had “no idea” why he sent the message, while McMahon similarly distanced himself from the exchange. Judge Laster reportedly described both men’s testimony as “notably strained.”
The sanctions specifically apply to McMahon and Khan rather than the other defendants, which include Paul Levesque, George Barrios, and Michelle Wilson. The ruling does not determine liability ahead of trial, but it does significantly raise the pressure on the defense heading into the June 8 to June 12 proceedings.
