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Hogan may be out for Summerslam

Courtesy Observer, via 411:

WWE.com reports that Hulk Hogan told Vince McMahon today that he may have cracked his meniscus and that he may not be able to do any of his three remaining appearances for WWE. Right now, Hogan is scheduled to appear on RAW this Monday, the 8/14 RAW, and Summerslam to face Randy Orton. Hogan apparently suffered the injury as he was getting up from his couch. He says when he got up, he heard a snap. He will be having an MRI this week to determine the nature of the injury.

Forbes' 15 Wealthiest Fictional Characters

http://www.forbes.com/2002/09/13/400fictional.html

The list:

15. Jay Gatsby (from the novel The Great Gatsby): $600 million

14. Gordon Gekko (from the movie Wall Street): $650 million

13. Cruella De Vil (from the Disney movies 101 Dalmatians and 102 Dalmatians): $875 million

12. Charles Foster Kane (from the movie Citizen Kane): $1 billion

11. C. Montgomery Burns (from the TV series The Simpsons): $1 billion

10. Auric Goldfinger (James Bond villain from the movie and novel Goldfinger): $1.2 billion

9. J.R. Ewing (from the TV series Dallas): $2.8 billion

8. Lex Luthor (DC Comics character, arch nemesis of Superman): $4.7 billion

7. Bruce Wayne (DC Comics character, secret identity of Batman): $6.3 billion

6. Willy Wonka (from the novels Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and it's sequel and movie adaptations): $8 billion

5. Thurston Howell III (from the TV series Gilligan's Island): $8 billion

4. Scrooge McDuck (Classic Disney character, prominently featured in the 1990s cartoon DuckTales): $8.2 billion

3. Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks (Adoptive father of Annie from the comic strip, musical and movie of the same name): $10 billion

2. Richie Rich (Harvey Comics character who starred in 2 cartoon series and a movie): $24.7 billion

1. Santa Claus (You know who this is): Infinite net worth