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MJK @ Mar 13th 2008 3:06PM
I am amazed no one was killed in this wreck, though I recall an episode of "Hogan knows whatever" of Nick backing a viper into a wall TWICE in the exact same manner while "drifting". I take it he did not learn from that little experience.
DIRETTORE @ Mar 14th 2008 12:20AM
* MJK - Totally right! Sad, but true. He crunched the Viper a couple of times. Has has numerous speeding & trafic violations & was even scheduled for court apearance even before this happened. Not to mention infinite 'Warnings' he got off because; 'Yeah oficer, Im the son of Hulk Hogan. Can I go now?'
Earlier that day, he was on the boat with his ol man. His own father gave him alcohol. Then gave him the keys to the > 500 HP monster to an UNDERAGE MINOR!
MR.HOGAN, you should seriously consider donating 50% of your estate to the prevention of youth accidents + the Graziano family for care, pain & suffering.