Brooke Hogan has some things to get off her chest about her bond, or lack thereof, with Hulk Hogan!
The late wrestler's daughter broke her silence over the complicated relationship she had with her late father when he was alive and how she has been grieving his passing.
Brooke Hogan and her late father were estranged for the final two years of his life due to disagreements over some of his choices, including friends and his inner circle.
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The media personality explained some truths in her TikTok video, revealing that she has received so much judgment over her bond with Hulk, simply because no one knows exactly what she went through with the wrestler.

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The Detroit Lions suffered what appears to be their first in-practice injuries of training camp on Thursday. Veteran defensive tackle Alim McNeill and rookie linebacker Jimmy Rolder left early and did not return.
But it wasn't all bad news for Detroit. They did get one player back from an injury list, and it appears others are making progress. Let's break down all of the Day 3 injury news below.
G Christian Mahogany (NFI)
Mahogany was officially taken off the Non-Football Injury list on Friday and immediately got some first-team reps, splitting time with Juice Scruggs. Mahogany told a small group of reporters that his absence was not injury related, and he's ready to improve upon last year's perforance.
RB Jahmyr Gibbs (not-injury related)

#injury #mahogany #first

After a record summer spend last season of £450m, Liverpool were disappointing on the pitch.
Ultimately, that led to the sacking of Arne Slot at the end of the campaign. Senior players like Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konate all left on free transfers too.
It has been a summer of change at Liverpool with Michael Edwards stepping down as FSG's CEO of football, primarily because plans of multi-club ownership were abandoned.
Meanwhile, Richard Hughes, Liverpool's sporting director, is linked with a move to Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia. There is certainly a question of stability.
"Transition and change is inevitable in football. In our case, with a new coach coming in, there's real excitement around Andoni's [Iraola] mindset and philosophy that supporters will really enjoy," says CEO Billy Hogan.

#summer #change #salah

With Liverpool stating that they have more than 26 million supporters in the USA, there is little surprise over why the Reds chose America as the destination for their pre-season tour.
This has been quite the summer for football here and Billy Hogan, CEO of Liverpool and Fenway Sports Group (FSG), insists the aim is to build on that after what has been a "super difficult year" for the club "for lots of different reasons".
Last week, FSG, which owns Liverpool, confirmed that a consortium led by Amit Bhatia, a British-Indian millionaire businessman, was in talks over a strategic minority investment in the club. Those talks have been ongoing and there is a growing belief that a deal will be done.
"Look, John Henry (the principal owner) and FSG have always said that if there was an interest in an investment that would help the football club, then they would consider it. That was said many years ago and that remains the case here," Hogan tells BBC Sport.
"At this point, I wouldn't say anything different to the statement that a consortium led, managed and represented by Amit Bhatia has come forward and expressed an interest in a minority investment."

#club

WEST SACRAMENTO — Instant reactions from the Red Sox' 4-3 loss to the Athletics at Sutter Health Park on Tuesday:
1. The Red Sox dropped to 55-51 while the Athletics improved to 45-62. The loss ended Boston's 10-game road winning streak dating back to July 3.
2. Connor Wong blasted a two-out, two-run home run off A's lefty Hogan Harris to cut Boston's deficit to 4-3 in the ninth. Anthony Seigler made an attempt to tie it but flied out 397 feet to center field to end the game. It would have been a home run in seven other major league parks.
The A's had scored in the eighth inning to go ahead by three runs.
3. Boston made a questionable decision in the seventh inning to play for one run while trailing 1-0 after Athletics starter Gage Jump left the game following six dominant innings.

#loss #home

WEST SACRAMENTO — Reactions from the Red Sox' 4-3 loss to the Athletics at Sutter Health Park on Tuesday:
1. The Red Sox dropped to 55-51 while the Athletics improved to 45-62. The loss ended Boston's 10-game road winning streak dating back to July 3.
2. Connor Wong blasted a two-out, two-run home run off A's lefty Hogan Harris to cut Boston's deficit to 4-3 in the ninth. Anthony Seigler made an attempt to tie it but flied out 397 feet to center field to end the game. The A's had scored in the eighth inning to go ahead by three runs.
3. Boston made a questionable decision in the seventh inning to play for one run while trailing 1-0 after Athletics starter Gage Jump left the game following six dominant innings.
Ceddanne Rafaela led off with a sharp single to right field against reliever Luis Medina.

#inning

The Detroit Lions, who will conduct their first training camp practice of the year Wednesday, placed offensive lineman Christian Mahogany on the active/Non-Football Injury (NFI) list Tuesday, and defensive back Christian Izien was placed on the active/Non-Football Illness (NFI) list.
These designations are similar to that of the active/Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, which safeties Kerby Joseph (knee) and Brian Branch (Achilles), as well as tight end Tyler Conklin (undisclosed), were placed on Sunday. All five players cannot practice until being activated, but they can be activated at any time. The one difference is PUP has to do with football-related injuries. NFI is for injuries or illnesses that occurred away from the team.
Veterans reported to Allen Park on Tuesday.
It's not immediately known what exactly Mahogany and Izien are dealing with, though Lions coach Dan Campbell will likely share injury updates regarding those two, along with Joseph, Branch and Conklin, during his news conference Wednesday.
The Lions on Tuesday also released defensive tackle Jay Tufele, a veteran who was signed in April and figured to compete for opportunties as depth behind presumed starters Alim McNeill and Tyleik Williams.

#christian #mahogany

The Detroit Lions open their 2026 training camp on Wednesday, and on Tuesday, their veterans reported to the team's Allen Park training facility. As players rejoin the team, it's common for the team to make a few last-minute transactions in preparation for camp. Earlier in the week, we saw the Lions place three players on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list, and on Tuesday, they placed Christian Mahogany on the Non-Football Injury (NFI) list, Christian Izien on the Non-Football Illness (NFI) list, and released veteran nose tackle Jay Tufele.
If you're not familiar with the difference between the lists, which list a player lands on is based on where they were injured and the type of injury. If a player was hurt while participating in an activity directly related to the NFL (games, practices, workouts, etc.), they land on the PUP list. If a player was injured in a non-NFL activity (which can include private workouts or in their personal life), they land on the NFI (injury) list. If a player is dealing with an illness (which can range from having the flu or Mononucleosis—like Mahogany had as a rookie—or even more serious illnesses), they land in the NFI (illness) category.
These lists also have some similarities as well. Like with the PUP list, placing a player on either NFI list at this stage does not require them to miss any games. They are restricted from practicing while on the injury lists, but players are also eligible to be removed from any of these lists at any time if a team believes a player is healthy enough to begin practicing. However, if a player remains on any of the lists through roster cutdowns, they will be forced to miss the first four games of the regular season.
Mahogany returns to Detroit this season expecting to work to retain his starting left guard job, so any absence will certainly hinder his ability to compete for that role. While he is out, look for either veteran Ben Bartch, second-year lineman Miles Frazier, or recently traded-for Juice Scruggs to try to seize the opportunity in front of them.
Izien joined the Lions this offseason and was working with the starting safeties in the spring as he was trying to acclimate to the Lions' scheme quickly, as he was also expected to compete for a starting role with Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph on the PUP list. While Izien misses time, Thomas Harper and Avonte Maddox, along with veteran Chuck Clark, should have great opportunities to get into the starting rotation at practice.

#lists #players

Scottie Scheffler is looking up at one of the most exciting rookies on the PGA Tour heading into the second round of the 2026 3M Open.
The world No. 1 started out strong with a 6-under 65, three strokes behind Ben Kohles. But the one to watch early on is Jackson Koivun, the 21-year-old who won the Jack Nicklaus, Ben Hogan and Fred Haskins award twice apiece at Auburn. In his third tournament as a full card-carrying PGA Tour member, Koivun shot a bogey-free round of 7-under 64. He's tied with Emiliano Grillo after Round 1.
Lucas Glover, Gary Woodland and Michael Brennan look to climb farther up the leaderboard today. There's a lot of room for movement around the cut line at TPC Twin Cities, with Hideki Matsuyama among those right on the projected cut line.
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#line

Crocodile Dundee star Linda Kozlowski looked so different as she stepped out in Palma, Spain, for a romantic getaway with her husband, Moulay Hafid Babaa. The 68-year-old, who was married to her co-star, Paul Hogan, for 24 years, soaked up the Spanish sun and sights with her beau, and was almost unrecognizable with her brunette locks and glowing skin.
Linda portrayed Sue Charlton in the hit 1986 film Crocodile Dundee, and went on to play the character in its two sequels alongside Paul. Known for her beautiful blonde locks and stunning smile, Linda was once one of Hollywood's most well-known actresses before she decided to step away from the spotlight in 2001.
She married Paul in 1990, and the couple went on to welcome a son together, Chance, before parting ways for good in 2014. Linda explained to the Sydney Morning Herald that she and Paul "just naturally grew apart", and that there was no bad blood between them.
"One of our problems was we really had nothing in common and, over time, that happens to a lot of people," she explained. Her former husband shared with The Daily Telegraph that their romance fizzled out, but never failed.
"We were opposites, and we were attracted to each other for a long time. Opposites in everything," he said. "From the food we ate, the music we liked, the entertainment we liked, the colors, the clothes, the places, everything, it worked anyway."

The UK's first beach wrestling competition will be used to select potential Olympic athletes, officials have said.
Competitors will take part in the tournament at Cleethorpes on 25 July from 11:00 to 13:00 BST.
The matches will take place in a sand circle and are decided by throws, takedowns and boundary control.
Lawrence Dutton, from British Wrestling, said: "It's not WWE, it's just an adaptation of our freestyle rules and it's getting very popular around the world."
Forget Hulk Hogan and the Undertaker, the competitors in beach wrestling follow freestyle rules which are widely used in the Olympics as well as tournaments in the US.

Detroit Tigers catcher Eduardo Valencia couldn't have hoped for a better result in his first MLB at-bat.
Thanks to some power from unexpected sources, the Tigers beat the Athletics 4-1 on Thursday, July 9, at Comerica Park in Detroit. The win marked a sweep of the A's, the Tigers' fifth straight win and seventh in the past eight games – helped in part by Valencia's seventh-inning solo home run in his first MLB at-bat.
Valencia, who the Tigers called up from Triple-A Toledo earlier in the day to replace an injured Dillon Dingler, started the game on the bench with Jake Rogers getting the catching duties. But with the A's bringing in lefty reliever Hogan Harris in the seventh inning, Valencia got the call to pinch hit for designated hitter Kerry Carpenter, and the rookie sent a 2-1 fastball 425 feet into center field for his first ever hit, RBI, run and home run – all in the same swing.
The Tigers got power production from the bottom of the lineup, with Valencia, Rogers and shortstop Zach McKinstry all registering home runs. But the most emotional hit of the night came from the rookie Valencia, who became the 10th Tigers player to hit a home run in his first career at-bat (and the first since outfielder Akil Baddoo in 2021).
THE CALL-UP: Detroit Tigers DFA Jahmai Jones, call up Eduardo Valencia for MLB debut

Detroit Tigers catcher Eduardo Valencia couldn't have hoped for a better result in his first MLB at-bat.
Thanks to some power from unexpected sources, the Tigers beat the Athletics 4-1 on Thursday, July 9, at Comerica Park in Detroit. The win marked a sweep of the A's, the Tigers' fifth straight win and seventh in the past eight games – helped in part by Valencia's seventh-inning solo home run in his first MLB at-bat.
Valencia, who the Tigers called up from Triple-A Toledo earlier in the day to replace an injured Dillon Dingler, started the game on the bench with Jake Rogers getting the catching duties. But with the A's bringing in lefty reliever Hogan Harris in the seventh inning, Valencia got the call to pinch hit for designated hitter Kerry Carpenter, and the rookie sent a 2-1 fastball 425 feet into center field for his first ever hit, RBI, run and home run – all in the same swing.
The Tigers got power production from the bottom of the lineup, with Valencia, Rogers and shortstop Zach McKinstry all registering home runs. But the most emotional hit of the night came from the rookie Valencia, who became the 10th Tigers player to hit a home run in his first career at-bat (and the first since outfielder Akil Baddoo in 2021).
THE CALL-UP: Detroit Tigers DFA Jahmai Jones, call up Eduardo Valencia for MLB debut

As the month of July marches on, the first report dates for the Detroit Lions' 2026 training camp are now less than three weeks away.
With excitement building for the 2026 Lions campaign, CBS took a look at each franchise's top storyline heading into training camp.
CBS writes that the biggest training camp storyline for the Lions is the offensive line shuffle in front of quarterback Jared Goff.
This was a tight call between the offensive line and the health of safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph. Ultimately, the offensive line got the nod. All-Pro right tackle Penei Sewell is switching to the left side after Taylor Decker's departure, and first-round pick Blake Miller is taking over at right tackle. Cade Mays is the new center and should add major size and power there, though this will be his first season as a full-time starter. Guards Christian Mahogany and Tate Ratledge must step up. - Zachary Pereles, CBS
The Lions' offensive line regression was one of the primary factors that contributed to Detroit's 9-8 record and fourth-place finish in the NFC North last season.

The Mount Holly Sports Hall of Fame will induct its 2026 class as part of a banquet Saturday, July 18 at the city’s municipal complex at 400 E. Central Ave.
Among this year’s honorees are former athletic standouts Brent Grice, Jared “Boo” Hogan, Erika Hullander, Gary Neely and Joe Pacheco, as well as the 2002 East Gaston High wrestling team. The event will also recognize Tareyton “Zip” Stowe with the Community Service Award for his athletic contributions on the court — as a standout basketball player at East Gaston High, followed by a stint at Western Carolina — along with his support of recreation departments in Mount Holly and surrounding communities.
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Doors open at 5 p.m., with the banquet getting underway an hour later. Tickets are $25 and available at David’s Detailing, online at fametothename.org or by contacting a Mount Holly Sports Hall of Fame committee member.

In response to Mattel's Barbie, Hasbro developed and released the world's first action figure, G.I. Joe, which would eventually spawn multiple animated series and live-action films. While the heroes and villains are mostly made up of fictional characters with names like Duke and Snake Eyes (for the heroic G.I. Joes) and Destro and Zartan (for the villainous Cobra), they didn't rely solely on fiction as they went out and pulled prominent personalities like professional wrestlers Sgt. Slaughter and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and NFL star William "The Refrigerator" Perry to sell toys and deepen the rosters of their respective teams.
The real-life personas that crossed over into the fictional world fit in perfectly with the over-the-top and flamboyant personalities in the G.I. Joe and Cobra units. Slaughter kicked it off when he joined the Joes, Piper evened the score by joining Cobra, and finally, Perry bolstered the good guys' cause by joining Slaughter as one of the "All-American Heroes." This wasn't Dwayne Johnson or Channing Tatum playing a Joe; these were real-life athletes joining the ranks to go toe-to-toe.
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Sgt. Slaughter burst on the wrestling scene in 1980 as a former Marine, calling his adversaries "maggots" and using more demeaning names to tempt them into matching muscles. While he used his real name, Robert Remus, for six years before that, it was his hard-edged militaristic personality that propelled him to the WWE Hall of Fame in 2004. He went head-to-head with legends like Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, The Iron Sheik, and The Ultimate Warrior.
The fictional version of Sgt. Slaughter made his first appearance as a G.I. Joe in the June 1986 issue, "Slaughter." He went on to become the hard-nosed trainer of Joes, pushing them beyond their usual limits and finding how much they can actually handle before they come face-to-face with the worst that Cobra has to offer. His appearance in the comics, the animated series, and the animated film mirrored his wrestling gear, which usually included a tank top and a drill instructor's hat. Furthermore, Slaughter also got to voice himself on the "G.I. Joe" animated projects.

When it comes to dominating the ring and then taking Hollywood by storm, no group does it quite like professional wrestlers. These larger-than-life personalities don't just captivate crowds with championship belts, they break through on red carpets and big screens, showcasing a charisma built under the brightest of spotlights. As actors, they shatter stereotypes and win over new fans, proving that transitioning from wrestling superstars to leading movie or television stars is as natural as a body slam. Here are the wrestling legends seen both in the ring and on the silver screen.
Adam Copeland, whose wrestling career skyrocketed under the name Edge, has charmed audiences beyond the squared circle. Known for his intense presence and sharp charisma in WWE, he transitioned smoothly to acting, appearing in series and films where his raw energy translates perfectly on screen. His versatility is a testament to wrestling's influence across entertainment, having gone on to star in 42 episodes of the TV series Haven, as well as Ares in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians television series on Disney+, per IMDb.
Stacy Keibler carved her own path from the world of wrestling to mainstream celebrity status. She began her professional wrestling career as a part of the Nitro Girls in WCW before moving to WWE, where she managed superstars including Test, Scott Steiner, and The Dudley Boyz, according to eWrestling News. After her time in WWE, Keibler landed roles that included the TV series George Lopez, What About Brian and How I Met Your Mother, per IMDb.
With a persona that's defined generations, the late Hulk Hogan took his fame from the wrestling ring to pop-culture stardom. Known for his iconic look and larger-than-life attitude, his acting career began with a cameo in Rocky III (1982) and extended to starring in films such as No Holds Barred and Suburban Commando, as well as television shows including Thunder in Paradise and the reality series Hogan Knows Best, as reported by IMDb. From family films to reality TV, he became a household name beyond wrestling fans, and was among the first wrestlers to cross over into Hollywood and gain mainstream recognition, according to F4W Online.
Bill Goldberg bulldozed through WCW and WWE, creating an aura of dominance celebrated in and out of the ring. He rose to fame in WCW with a lengthy undefeated streak in singles competition from 1997 to 1998, going an unprecedented 173-0, which is considered the longest winning streak in professional wrestling, per WWE.com. His unmistakable energy and imposing look made him perfectly suited for action roles on TV and in movies, including The Longest Yard, Universal Soldier: The Return, and Santa's Slay, thrilling audiences with every appearance, according to IMDb.

Hulk Hogan's official cause of death has been revealed in a new police report.
The wrestler died last July at the age of 71, after paramedics responded to a "cardiac arrest" call from his Florida home.
Now, following an investigation by Florida's Clearwater Police Department, a 72-page police report indicates Hulk - whose real name was Terry Bollea - died of natural causes.
"There has been no evidence to indicate the death of Terry Bollea was anything other than natural," the report stated.
"Through the course of the investigation, there has been no evidence to indicate any criminal wrongdoing related to his death. This case will be closed, and will be considered solved, non-criminal."
In the wake of his death, Hulk's daughter Brooke Hogan, 38, posted a lengthy statement to her social media claiming she had been contacted by "professionals" such as doctors and nurses who had allegedly been with her father the day he died, urging her to have his death investigated.

The Detroit Lions will be depending upon a trio of young offensive linemen in 2026.
Both guards—Tate Ratledge and Christian Mahogany—have double-figure starts under their belt now, but Ratledge and Mahogany are in their second and third NFL seasons, respectively. The Lions are expected to start first-round 2026 NFL Draft pick Blake Miller at right tackle.
That's a large amount of youth that will join the more experienced Penei Sewell and Cade Mays along the Lions offensive line.
With Detroit still unable to put on the pads and have live contact during OTAs, new Lions OC Drew Petzing was asked what his points of emphasis are with his young trench players during OTAs.
"Yeah, I think the big thing is the learning aspect of we're still processing, we're still running different schemes, we're still making sure that we're ****** ignment sound and know where we're going and how we're doing and can do it quickly, because the game happens fast.

Hulk Hogan's daughter is pointing out this crucial fact in the police process!
Brooke Hogan is rating the aftermath of investigations into her father's unsatisfactory, claiming that the cops practically shut her out of the entire process, which she tagged inconsistent.
Hulk Hogan passed away last July at his home in Clearwater Beach, Florida, and his death was determined to be caused by an acute myocardial infarction, known as a heart attack.
Brooke made it known that she was not on the same page with the officers at the Clearwater Police Department when it came to closing the book on investigations into her father's death.
According to the wrestler's daughter, she was surprised to hear that the officers from the department thanked her for cooperating with them when that was the opposite of what actually happened.

Hulk Hogan died of natural causes, according to a report by Florida police that officially closes the investigation into the wrestler's death.
Per a 72-page report released on Friday by the Clearwater Police Department that includes medical records, statements, and surveillance footage, "There has been no evidence to indicate the death of Terry Bollea was anything other than natural." The report stated: "Through the course of the investigation, there has been no evidence to indicate any criminal wrongdoing related to his death. This case will be closed, and will be considered solved, non-criminal."
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CARLSBAD, Calif. — Jackson Koivun has an argument to be considered the best amateur golfer of this century.
He's a two-time Fred Haskins Award winner. He's also a two-time Ben Hogan Award recipient. And on Wednesday, Koivun became a two-time national champion, as the junior helped Auburn capture its second ****** le in three years, knocking off UCLA 3-0 at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa.
The biggest question in the aftermath of Auburn's victory was around Koivun's status. He has a year left of college golf, if he chooses to return, but he also has a PGA Tour card in his pocket and can turn pro and join the Tour immediately, too.
Golf Channel's Emilia Doran asked Koivun what his plans were in the aftermath of the Tigers' celebration on the 18th green.
"We'll see," Koivun said. "We're gonna get back to Auburn and recoup..."

The way that Hogan & Bischoff destroyed TNA is truly remarkable, and needs to be remembered every time either of them try to convince people that they know what makes for a successful sports promotion in the 21st century.