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TNA Cancelled

AZUCAR!

Well-Known Member
Talking of courts, looks like TNA maybe going there soon as they're being sued by Eric & Garret Bischoff and Jason Hervey:

Eric Bischoff, Jason Hervey, and Garret Bischoff have filed a breach of contract lawsuit against TNA Entertainment for unpaid money in the amount of $114,500.02. Prowrestling.net obtained a copy of the lawsuit that was filed on May 15, 2015 in Davidson County, Tennessee.

Hervey and Eric Bischoff are listed together under their company name of Bischoff Hervey Entertainment. They were hired on a "pay or play" basis, and claim TNA owes them $101,500 in unpaid money for January 2015 through March 2015. They are also seeking the cost of "entering this action, including reasonable attorney's fees." Hervey and Eric Bischoff served as executive producers for TNA and were given a base fee of $426,800 per year, which was payable in monthly installments.

Garret was originally part of BHE's first agreement with TNA. He signed a separate talent agreement on October 24, 2012, and claims that TNA owes him $13,000.02 in unpaid compensation for October 2014 through March 2015. Garret's deal included monthly compensation of $2,166.67 on a "play or pay basis" and an additional $500 for paid performances. Garret's contract with TNA expired on March 31, 2015.

The lawsuit states that TNA made payments in a timely manner through September 2014. BHE attorneys notified TNA on November 4, 2014 of a breach in the terms of the agreement for October pay, and advised that the company had 20 days to rectify the situation. A second notice was issued twenty days later notifying TNA that they had failed to cure the breach. TNA eventually issued payment of $101,500 "on or before January 1, 2015," according to the lawsuit. However, BHE is seeking that same amount of unpaid money for the final three months of their contract, which expired on March 31, 2015.

Powell's POV: The only indication of TNA's stance on the matter contained in the legal papers is a January 12, 2015 response to a letter written by TNA attorney Guy Blake (Blake's letter is not included in the exhibits). BHE attorney Bryan Lewis wrote in response to Blake's letter that he did not agree with Blake's stating that TNA paid BHE in full and that BHE refused to appear as requested.

"When the money was sent, you did not make it clear whether it was in connection with the settlement offer that was on the table or a reinstatement by TNA," reads the letter from Lewis. "TNA did not make a request that BHE perform services when the money was sent." He went on to write that BHE "stands ready, willing, and able to perform under the agreement in the event TNA is reinstating that agreement." TNA has yet to formally respond to the lawsuit. It's worth noting that TNA has also fallen behind in paying its wrestlers and production crew workers at various times in the past.
 

Kiffy Lube

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
So the thread starter could get sued for helpin' spread this propaganda? :lmao

Really though, this shit is embarrassing.
 

Deezy

DZ PZ
Apparently this stems from Dixie sending out emails where she called DA abunch of dummies.

This company.
 

Jay

Member
I doubt that DA would really not renew the show for being called dummies.

I think it has much more to do with DA not being able to sell advertising.
 

Deezy

DZ PZ
What advertising can DA get for any program they have? What is their programming? What kind of channel is this?
 

Kiffy Lube

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
They got amazin' shows like incredibly scripted redneck wilderness garbage and bottom of the barrel ghost shows.
 

Deezy

DZ PZ
I love how TNA didn't bring in any advertisers, but ROH will.

Love the ROH marks who think this is great, even though they were dismissing TNA on this dead channel.
 

Chris

Dreams are Endless
They got amazin' shows like incredibly scripted redneck wilderness garbage and bottom of the barrel ghost shows.

Not even any kind of exaggeration with "bottle of the barrel" Like I didn't think you could be as bad as their ghost shows.
 

Deezy

DZ PZ
Hate ghost shows, make those Bigfoot hunters look like geniuses.

Why do they get scared? If I was looking for something, I'd be psyched as fuck if I saw or heard something.
 

SAIYANS

Well-Known Member
Problem with Hulu is wwe has an exclusivity deal with them. They have a special version of raw, immediate replay rights of sd, first release of main event before the network, simultaneous release of superstars, and replay rights to total divas and all non takeover NXT stuff. They also still have the rights to ecw on SyFy stuff and NXT redemption stuff

I think Netflix would work if TNA actually had taken the time to digitize all of their olds pact tapings, ppv, and the old Wednesday shows. They could work with something like that. However, I personally think TNA fits the streaming service crackle the best personally
 
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