Jurors in the Hulk Hogan sex tape case ignored a plea for mercy Monday and added another $25 million to the $115 million they already awarded ex-wrestler Hulk Hogan.
The jury deliberated nearly four hours before deciding on the punitive part of the case.
Hogan had sued Gawker, founder Nick Denton and former editor A.J. Daulerio for violating his privacy by posting a snippet of a sex tape.
"I feel great. I'm really happy about everything that's happened," Hogan said. "I think we made history today because I think we protected a lot of people from maybe going through what I went through. So we're very excited, very happy."
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He said the verdict returned last week will be "financially devastating" to Denton, and could bring "financial ruin" to Daulerio. The $115 million awarded to Hogan "exceeds the value of the entire company by $30 million," Berry said.