Hulk Hogan's revenge on Gawker Media continues, with the bankrupt company agreeing to be sold to Univision for $135 million.
The deal, announced Tuesday night, will end 14 years of independence for Gawker, which operates the sports blog Deadspin, Gizmodo and other sites.
The mostly Spanish-language Univision outbid tech-publisher Ziff-Davis. They were the only two bidders, according to published reports.
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Gawker has been on life support since a Florida judge awarded a $140 million judgment to Hogan, the ex-pro wrestling champ, after Gawker posted a video of him having sex with the wife of a friend without Hogan's knowledge or permission.