WWE News: The court dismisses Major League Wrestling’s lawsuit against WWE
On January 11, 2022, Major League Wrestling decided to file a lawsuit against WWE on charges of unfair competition and attempted monopoly.
Allegations surrounded a possible influence by the Vince McMahon administration in the sudden end of relations between MLW and VICE TV.
A year later and after several twists and turns between the two companies, the United States court made the decision to dismiss the original.
lawsuit that was filed by the Court Bauer legal team. Judge Edward Davila granted the request made by WWE in March, and which delayed a possible.
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Trial between both parties.The court justified this decision by pointing out that the plaintiffs did not present sufficiently solid evidence to demonstrate.
A more relevant unfair conduct by WWE within its market. Major League Wrestling has noted in the past that WWE contacted its competitors under.
Contract to drive them away from its company. This fact is similar to what Tony Khan described in All Elite Wrestling, where names like FTR, Malakai Black.
And Swerve Strickland were contacted to look for “contractual holes” and facilitate a departure from their company. There is still a door open for Court.
Bauer to keep his case. The dismissal of the accusations were made with a “right of reply” that will allow the plaintiffs a period of 21 days to present.
A modified version of their case. The MLW president stated that he is working with his lawyers to respond to this request. If a new demand is not submitted before March 7, the case will be closed definitively.
