WWE allegedly sueing AEW for breach of contract

[O-Blaze]

Since this covers two companies, I just put it in wrestling news. If someone feels it belongs in either WWE or AEW, go on ahead and post it there

 

[Deezy]

Jeff Hardy should be pissed off at who released that video.

Man's still under a contract.....his brother works for a rival company.....brother states on video where he going and motherfucked said company.

It's not that flimsy of a case, and they've won on weaker ones.

 

[O-Blaze]

Could also backfire on WWE with their whole Non Compete Clause however as well. Something no one wanted to waste time going to court over before, but if WWE does it themselves, would be a good time to at least have it bought to the eyes of the courts. Because he was fired. I would think he should be allowed to at least set up a job during that time, even if he doesn’t start it.

 

[Deezy]

Also source site is kinda

Who?

 

[O-Blaze]

Also source site is kinda

Who?

and this is why allegedly is in the title

 

[Deezy]

and this is why allegedly is in the title

The tweet had prepared bruh

 

[Comrade Khan]

if true, I say, good luck! you can't really bully TK in court like you could an independent contractor as his pockets are quite deeper than the average joe. I have my doubts on this one, though, I must say. It would honestly be bad PR for WWE and they would look extremely foolish since the way they let Jeff go was rather unsavory.

 

[Dale]

Read the article and you'll see the source.

 

[Deezy]

A second hand source no less

 

[Comrade Khan]

“Look, we all know that Jeff Hardy is coming in. Jeff Hardy himself said it until he realized, ‘Oh my god, I just f*cked up!’ So, he had to say, ‘I didn’t mean it,’ because it’s like… Of course, he’s coming in, unless something falls through. It’s understood. Everyone in wrestling knows it, but you can’t say it.

“Jeff Hardy, today, is under contract to WWE. If you say that, it’s like, it’s frickin’ admission to tampering. Jeff saying it’s already a problem with WWE, because, of course, they’re looking to do something legally in this situation. I mean, they’re looking for that mistake.”

clickbaity headline tbh. the quote says they are looking for mistakes but nowhere does he outright say they are building a legal case. thats a massive leap by the article writer. maybe people should actually read the article like Dale said, but ACTUALLY read it and not just who the quote was from

 

[Chris]

I believe in the thread I posted where Jeff straight up told that interviewer that he was going to AEW, I said he probably fucked up lol

 

[Comrade Khan]

I believe in the thread I posted where Jeff straight up told that interviewer that he was going to AEW, I said he probably fucked up lol

yeah that part is bad. BUT. he didnt say he signed a contract. its also not a sports league with a commisioner and shit so honestly, i dont think this will hold up in any court of law as those contracts are already dubious in the first place (the wwe ones) . AEW can also say we never spoke to Jeff, he just really wants to go to AEW.

I'm genuinely curious though because not being able to line up your next job for 3 months , while not working, seems pretty ridiculous to enforce and no one is going to convince me WWE AEW and every other company talks to people the second they are released, even if its "unofficially"

 

[Deezy]

I'd like to see @Rawhide take on this.

 

[O-Blaze]

Exactly, like if you get canned, even if you don’t go work for someone right away, you damn sure should be able to at least set up your next damn job.

 

[Comrade Khan]

Exactly, like if you get canned, even if you don’t go work for someone right away, you damn sure should be able to at least set up your next damn job.

for the record, jeff is still an idiot for saying that, just so my position is clear lol