Nick Hogan seeks co-representative of Hulk Hogan estate

Nick Hogan filed court documents on September 9 seeking to be named co-personal representative of his late father Hulk Hogan's estate, revealing the wrestling icon left nearly 5 million in listed assets and that daughter Brooke Hogan is not a beneficiary, court filings show. The documents also sought appointment of Terry McCoy to help manage the estate and related litigation, and a judge has since signed off on a curator to handle a pending lawsuit aimed at blocking a planned documentary about the entertainer's widely publicized 2012 sex tape.

According to the filings, Hogan executed a will in 2016 and amended it multiple times, most recently in July 2023. The estate inventory in the papers lists about 200,000 in cryptocurrency, approximately 799,000 in personal and intellectual property, and the wrestler's right to publicity valued at about 4 million. The filings also note a potential medical malpractice claim of unspecified value connected to neck surgery the widow says was mishandled in May. Real estate was not included in the paperwork, and the filings say the homes may be owned by a trust or an LLC; Hogan owned two adjacent properties in Clearwater Beach, Florida, that are...