In an article on Hulk Hogan's racism scandal, The Washington Post has captioned a picture "Hogans racist comments about the Rock and black wrestlers were captured on a sex tape that's the center of an invasion of privacy lawsuit against Gawker Media." You can view the text here by scrolling halfway down the page to the black and white photo of Hogan with a referee. Is this a simple error on The Washington Post's part? Or is it a case of them accidentally leaking information about further Hogan comments on the sex tape? It is rumoured that several big media establishments do have knowledge of everything that Hogan said on the tape, but are required to wait until the National Enquirer releases the details. Maybe The Washington Post screwed up? Speculation is mounting, as a result of the caption. They're yet to correct or remove the text, but there's got to be a chance it'll be edited at some point soon. For now, take it as a simple mistake. There's plenty of rumours about the content of the Hogan tape, but only what The National Enquirer reported thus far is verifiable. They have up to five sources on what they've published. They are planning on publishing more in due course, alongside their partner radaronline.com. There was a big rumour that something about The Rock was said on the tape, but that stemmed from a parody website posting an article about Hogan saying racist things how he hated The Rock. It was a parody, but perhaps The Washington Post was duped.
