Carma HoldCo, which Mike Tyson co-founded, has filed a lawsuit in Florida against Hulk Hogan’s estate, claiming a breach of contract worth $10 million. The lawsuit alleges that Hogan’s team used Carma’s ideas for Real American Beer without permission. Previously, Carma accused Hogan’s former executives of poaching, though the defendants assert that no enforceable contract exists. With Hogan’s estate valued at around $5 million, this claim could have substantial consequences.
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Mike Tyson’s firm seeks $10 million from Hulk Hogan’s estate over beer deal
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