Hulk Hogan Mentions Jamie Foxx In Racist Rant

Already on the mat after being caught dropping the N-word on a sex tape, Hulk Hogan’s reputation took another body blow Monday with a shocking new report that he also name-checked Jamie Foxx in the racist rant.

The disgraced wrestler, who was dropkicked out of the WWE Friday, apparently took issue with his daughter Brooke landing Foxx as a contributor on a record deal set up by her boyfriend’s father, a “billionaire black guy,” according to transcripts obtained by Radaronline and the National Enquirer.

“Fucking n----, he had Jamie Foxx coming in on the 22nd track,” the transcript quotes Hogan as saying.

“I didn’t even tell Brooke about it. F--- her. ... Brooke f---s up a $10 million deal I had with the Saudis.”

Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, has been against the ropes since the two gossip outlets broke the news about the 2008 taped pillow talk with sex partner Heather Clem, the ex-wife of his former friend, DJ Bubba Clem. The conversation was apparently part of the now-infamous sex tape that is at the center of his $100 million law suit against Gawker Media.

The WWE ended its contract with the 61-year-old former champ Friday, a gig that included hosting and promoting duties.

"It was unacceptable for me to have used that offensive language. There is no excuse for it, and I apologize for having done it," Hogan said in the statement.

The despised boyfriend wasn’t named, but speculation is that it was rapper Yannique Barker, aka YNIQ and the son of SoBe Entertainment founder Cecile Baker. The Miami-based rapper was romantically linked to Brooke around that time.

Still reeling from the social media backlash on Sunday, Hogan retweeted a fan’s comment lamenting, “Bi-racial President Obama uses N word, is applauded and keep his job. @HulkHogan uses N word, is vilified and loses his job.”

Hogan, of course, used the N-word in a different manner than the President, who talked about the slur during a discussion about race relations on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast last month.

"I mean, I am a racist, to a point. F--king n-----s," Hogan can be heard saying on the tape, according to the Enquirer and RadarOnline.

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