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Following the commercial break, Hogan, keeping kayfabe, apologized for injuring Belzer, and cited the dangers of using professional wrestling moves on people who were untrained. Belzer later awoke to cut to a commercial break, and went to the hospital to have nine stitches in the back of his head where he hit the floor.

As he did so, Belzer slipped from Hogan's grasp and hit his head on the floor. Hogan put Belzer in a front chin lock and applied it, which led to Belzer passing out. Belzer persistently asked Hogan to put him in a wrestling hold, which Hogan initially resisted doing, but later acquiesced to the request, after comments from Mr. T live for their upcoming World Wrestling Federation WrestleMania I tag team match. On March 27, 1985, during one episode, he was interviewing Hulk Hogan and Mr. Richard Belzer was a comedian who was the host of Hot Properties on television in 1985. The case was eventually settled financially out of court however, the case continued to be heard for the purposes of additional attorney's compensation requested by Belzer's lawyers, which was denied by the court.

The case involved Belzer suing Hogan for personal injury after Hogan had put a sleeper hold on him. 1990) is a 1990 New York Supreme Court case between TV presenter Richard Belzer and professional wrestler Hulk Hogan (whose real name is Terry Bollea). 1990 New York Supreme Court case Belzer v.