"The sick feeling is indescribable. This house was where dad and Jen (Hulk Hogan's 2nd wife) envisioned growing old together. Where we brought him back to...surgery after surgery. Pool days. The smell of gasoline in his garage. His workouts downstairs.

We cooked, we watched Jerry springer, we played music, we cried. I walked in that garage every visit and hugged him right when he'd open the garage door. I'd sit next to him for hours in the chair he died in.

His whole environment, his energy, his work, his relationships: First Jen-who no one but me treated with respect. Then I was gone...the truth teller... I'm sure to everyone's delight. And now it's all gone. Sold for profit. Just like him...used for f---ing everyone else's gain. Saddest ending I've ever seen. You know who TF you are.

Let's not forget who was there for the 15 years before the vultures swooped in conveniently.

'I should have been there.'

'Everyone else' was there till the end.

NO. They were there AT the end.

To collect.

Enjoy your dirty money.

You took my dad."

- Brooke Hogan on her late father Hulk Hogan's Florida mansion being sold for $5.9 million.

For about a decade, WWE has been hosting the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. For the most part, it injected NXT with fresh energy as wrestlers from the main roster and even AAA have joined. We have witnessed well-established teams, like The Undisputed Era (Adam Cole and Kyle O’Reilly), secure the trophy and some makeshift duos, like The Broserweights (Matt Riddle and Pete Dunne), have also secured the win.

Only in 2021 and 2022 did WWE introduce a female version of the tag team tournament. Last year the female wrestlers were snubbed and the same thing happened this year. It’s moments like this when you have to wonder if WWE is really interested in giving men and female superstars equal time.

There doesn’t seem to be any particular reason why the women were excluded again. Looking at the women’s tag team scene on the main roster, it’s rather large. Maybe, that’s why we’re seeing the tag titles frequently find a new home.

The only point I can follow is having two gigantic tournaments running on NXT is too much. I get the logic of an eight-team tournament not being as impressive as sixteen-teams. If that’s the case, WWE could always have the women compete sometime next year.

Even then, I think WWE would run into a similar dilemma of the tournament taking almost all of NXT’s weekly two hours. Perhaps, have some matches take place on RAW and SmackDown. This would allow for not only longer matches, but fans can see wrestlers they might not be familiar with. At the same time, it brings more exposure to wrestlers and WWE can gauge if they are main roster ready.

I love the idea of pairing random wrestlers together. It can lead to major success for some and utter disaster for others. Basically, you can create ten months worth of storylines out of one tournament. And, that is how you make the most of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.

If WWE does have the women compete in a future Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, should they include talent from other companies?

Imagine wwe making penta cash in for the crown jewel championship, not the world championships 🤣

How did bro watch wrestling in 2004 when he was born in 2013

I think it would be a lot of fun to see Triple H appear on WWE TV more often in a Vince McMahon-style authority role. Imagine him getting involved in rivalries, screwing over certain superstars, making controversial decisions, and creating chaos behind the scenes.

Chris Jericho is set to portray legendary wrestler Gorgeous George in “The Greatest,” an upcoming Prime Video series about Muhammad Ali. George’s flamboyant personality and showmanship famously influenced Ali, with the eight-episode series scheduled to premiere on November 4.

The neighboring guest cottage that Hulk Hogan also owned sold separately for $2.8 million.