Mercedes Mone vs. Jody Threat for Winnipeg Pro Wrestling Women’s Title Announced for October 19th WPW Event
Winnipeg Pro Wrestling announced one new match for the card of their Rumble In The Burt Event on October 19th in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
This new match announced was a WPW Women’s Championship match of Mercedes Mone vs. Jody Threat (c).
THE CEO COMES TO WPW
— Winnipeg Pro Wrestling (@wpgpro_) October 4, 2025
Mercedes Moné challenges Jody Threat for the WPW Women’s Championship.
Will Moné add another belt to her collection, or will The Wild Child put the CEO out of business?!
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Should Mone emerge victorious, this would be the tenth Women’s belt she would have captured and hold at the same time for her current “belt collector” character run in AEW and the indies.
Nick Hogan Suing Bubba The Love Sponge Over Unreleased Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Scandal Documentary Update – Judge Denies Attempt by Hogan Estate to Block Documentary Release
As noted before, Nick Hogan, son of the late WWE Hall of Famer Hilk Hogan, filed a lawsuit this past September against Bubba The Love Sponge attempting to prevent the release of Bubba’s “Video Killer The Radio Star: The Untold Story Of The Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Scandal” documentary. The court ruled this past September in favor of dissolving the temporary restraining order that had been placed to prevent the release of the documentary.
In a recent press release, it was announced that a judge had denied Nick Hogan’s attempt to block Bubba The Love Sponge’s sex tape scandal documentary based on the late WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan from being released.
It was announced that this new documentary has been officially released and is currently available to rent on Amazon Prime, Google Play, and Apple TV.
Official press release:
“Judge Denies Attempt to Block Documentary on Hulk Hogan’s Sex Tape Scandal
Court Clears Release of Video Killed The Radio Star Documentary After Lawsuit Fails
TAMPA, FL (October 3, 2025) – A federal judge has cleared the way for the release of Video Killed The Radio Star, a feature-length documentary that reveals how Tampa’s cutthroat radio rivalries spiraled into one of the most infamous celebrity scandals in history. The ruling affirms the film’s use of minimal clips from the Hulk Hogan sex tape is protected under the fair use doctrine, clearing the way for distribution.
The lawsuit, brought by Hogan’s son, Nicholas (“Nick”) Bollea, and Terry McCoy on behalf of the Estate of the late Terry Bollea (known professionally as Hulk Hogan), sought to prevent the film’s release. The court found the plaintiffs lacked authority to file the lawsuit at the time of their initial complaint. The court further ruled the documentary’s inclusion of 38 seconds of footage from the video in a two-and-a-half-hour feature is “overwhelmingly likely” to qualify as fair use, and noted plaintiffs’ attorneys omitted relevant adverse case history, including Bollea’s earlier failed attempts to secure similar injunctive relief in the same federal court.
“Concerns raised by the Hogan estate about the documentary were misplaced,” said producer Ian Longen. “Instead of highlighting the sex tape scandal, the main point of the documentary is to expose how Hogan was used as a pawn in a Tampa-based radio war involving shock jock Bubba The Love Sponge® Clem, and the unintended consequences that followed from the unauthorized publication of the Hogan video.”
Video Killed The Radio Star, a gripping 150-minute look at power, betrayal, and fame, situates the Hogan scandal within the backdrop of Tampa’s shock-jock “radio wars” of the 2000s, when personalities like Bubba the Love Sponge® reshaped the boundaries of talk radio and celebrity culture. Through never-before-seen interviews, behind-the-scenes accounts, and archival footage, Video Killed The Radio Star examines media ethics and the cultural fallout of a scandal that began as a local feud but spiraled into a flashpoint that ensnared the world’s most famous professional wrestler and, ultimately, the 47th President of the United States.
Leon Slater Pulled from October 5th RevPro Event Over “Scheduling Change”
Revolution Pro Wrestling announced that they have recently pulled Leon Slater from their Live In London 100 event this Sunday in London, England due to “scheduling change” issues.
It was also announced that Luke Jacobs will be replacing Slater for his scheduled match against a mystery opponent at the event.
Due to a scheduling change Leon Slater has had to withdraw from this Sunday’s Live In London.
— Revolution Pro (@RevProUK) October 3, 2025
LUKE JACOBS will now step up to take on a mystery opponent!
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