FILE PHOTO: Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, sits in court during his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, sits in court during his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. Hogan accused Gawker of leaking his racist comments from a secretly-recorded sex tape in a lawsuit filed on May 2, 2016, in Florida. REUTERS/Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Attorney Kenneth Turkel address the jury on behalf of his client, former professional wrestler, Terry Bollea aka Hulk Hogan during his closing statements of the Gawker vs Hogan trial in St. Petersburg, Florida March 18, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Boyzell Hosey/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Former professional wrestler, Terry Bollea aka Hulk Hogan along with attorney Seema Ghatnekar prepare to take a break just after the jury was handed the case for deliberation at the Gawker vs Hogan trial in St. Petersburg, Florida March 18, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Boyzell Hosey/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, sits in court during his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, stands in court during his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea (2nd L), aka Hulk Hogan, meets with lawyers before his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea, aka Hulk Hogan, arrives for his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea (C), aka Hulk Hogan, speaks with people before his trial against Gawker Media, in St Petersburg, Florida March 17, 2016. New York based media company Gawker is being sued for $100 million by wrestling celebrity Hogan, who says the release of a sex tape violated his privacy. REUTERS/Dirk Shadd/Tampa Bay Times/Pool via Reuters

Terry Bollea, known as professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, testifies in his case against the news website Gawker in St. Petersburg, Florida March 7, 2016. Hulk Hogan told a Florida jury on Monday he was "completely humiliated" by a secretly recorded sex tape published online by Gawker, as he seeks $100 million in damages from the website in a case testing celebrity privacy rights and freedom of the press in the digital age. REUTERS/Boyzell Hosey/Pool

Terry Bollea, known as professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, testifies in his case against the news website Gawker in St. Petersburg, Florida March 7, 2016. Hulk Hogan told a Florida jury on Monday he was "completely humiliated" by a secretly recorded sex tape published online by Gawker, as he seeks $100 million in damages from the website in a case testing celebrity privacy rights and freedom of the press in the digital age. REUTERS/Boyzell Hosey/Pool