Hulk Hogan Sues Car Insurance Company Wells Fargo

Professional wrestling star Hulk Hogan – whose real name is Terry Bollea – has recently sued his car insurance company, claiming that it compromised his $30 million fortune in the near fatal car crash that was caused by his son, Nick Hogan.

According to TMZ, the lawsuit shows that Wells Fargo Southeast – the insurance company that provided insurance for the Hogan family – only paid out $250,000 to John Graziano, who has been left severely disabled as a result of the crash.

Hulk Hogan Sues Car Insurance Company Wells Fargo

Hulk Hogan claimed that the $250,000 policy limit exposed him to personal liability in settling the case. Hogan claims his insurance company reps never advised him, that his policies needed to be revaluated because of having teenage drivers.

Source: TMZ.

  • kwychang

    and he was a governor????? i wonder who tells him when it is time to sh#t. just another person that refuses to take responsibility for their own life.

  • The Russian Brute

    Terry,

    It appears to me that your poor parenting skills and lack of discipline towards your son caused this situation. You should have spent more time at home with your children. Blaming the insurance company is laughable. Go to the bank and make a withdrawal. You have the whole world sympathizing with you, "that's how the game is played"You made those choices to be a part time father. You always wanted and needed to be on top. Wake up! It's time to grow up. You can't reinvent John's life. Maybe you need to consult with Eric Bischoff. He is a destroyer of lives too. But Knobs is okay…

  • jimmy

    Why do people idolize these people. He was that duh, he is blaming others for his mistakes with kids that ran around using his name to be cool.
    He is as fake as the sport that gave him all that cash. Oh im gonna lose my 30 million. How about the war hero only mistake was being a friend to your spoiled kid. His life is in hospitals and wheelchairs. I would give the 30 million to see him walk again.