Bisch-Mania is running wild, Brother! (tm)

**Fabien Barthez** · 11-17-2008, 09:13 AM

It seems most sites are saying it includes virtually all of his various psudonyms, apart from 'The Immortal Hulk Hogan' as that belongs to Vince. His grill, energy drink and anything that is marketed with his name or likeness.

Because it is all trademarked, it means Hogan (now Bischoff) gets royalties from every WWE DVD sold he is on or apart of, every time one of those grills sells, every can of gross stuff, every time Hogan knows Best is re-run. It is worth millions a year in revenue, without having to lift a finger.

It was apparently sold for about what it is worth over 2 years. But nobody really knows that, except for it was at end of sale price. I didn't think you could sell assets during a divorce dispute, especially discounted.

And wasn't it suggested at the start of this that it is all a plan to deviate their millions, so it costs them less in the long run when the parents of the guy his son paralysed sue them?

11-17-2008, 09:13 AM	#21
Fabien Barthez Spliff & A Brew Posts: 6,754	It seems most sites are saying it includes virtually all of his various psudonyms, apart from 'The Immortal Hulk Hogan' as that belongs to Vince. His grill, energy drink and anything that is marketed with his name or likeness. Because it is all trademarked, it means Hogan (now Bischoff) gets royalties from every WWE DVD sold he is on or apart of, every time one of those grills sells, every can of gross stuff, every time Hogan knows Best is re-run. It is worth millions a year in revenue, without having to lift a finger. It was apparently sold for about what it is worth over 2 years. But nobody really knows that, except for it was at end of sale price. I didn't think you could sell assets during a divorce dispute, especially discounted. And wasn't it suggested at the start of this that it is all a plan to deviate their millions, so it costs them less in the long run when the parents of the guy his son paralysed sue them?