Gaz-L posted:

Tanahashi too. Nakamura was already main-eventing the Tokyo Dome or he'd probably have been doing 5 minute matches on Xplosion too.

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump dismissed vulgar comments he made about women in 2005 as "locker room talk," but he fired a contestant from "The Celebrity Apprentice" for engaging in "locker room" talk.

"The Daily Show" unearthed a 2010 clip of Trump firing Illinois native Maria Kanellis-Bennett from the NBC competition. Kanellis-Bennett, a professional wrestler, accused fellow contestant Curtis Stone, a celebrity chef, of using her dressing room and leaving behind a foul smell.

Trump called the comment "below the belt" and disgusting, before declaring, "This is my boardroom. It's not a locker room. Maria, you're fired."

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Complaint/Petition
Verified Complaint with attached Exhibits A thru G - [UNDER SEAL]

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Order Issued
Temporary Restraining Order and Plainitff's Application for Temproary Injunction set to be heard, Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 11:30 AM

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Case Summary
Case No. 16-1088-III
William Corgan vs. Impact Ventures, LLC et. al.

Case Type: Injunction/Restraining
Date Filed: 10/12/2016
Location: - Part III
Judicial Officer: Lyle, Ellen Hobbs

Party Information
Lead Attorneys
Defendant Broadhead, Dean

Defendant Impact Ventures, LLC DBA TNA Entertainment, LLC

Defendant Salinas, Dixie Carter

Defendant Salinas, Serg

Defendant TNA Entertainment, LLC

Plaintiff Corgan, William P.
W. Scott Sims Retained

Events & Orders of the Court
OTHER EVENTS AND HEARINGS
10/12/2016 Complaint/Petition
Verified Complaint with attached Exhibits A thru G - [UNDER SEAL]
10/12/2016 Jury Demand
Six (6) Person Jury
10/12/2016 Motion
Motion for Temporary Restraining Order
10/12/2016 Brief/Memorandum in Support of Motion
Memorandum in Support of Plaintiff's Application for Temporary Restraining Order
10/12/2016 Affidavit in Support of Motion
Affidavit of W. Scott Sims
10/12/2016 Motion
Plaintiff's Motion to File Documents Under Seal
10/12/2016 Motion
Plaintiff's Motion for Expedited Discovery
10/12/2016 Summons - Service
Serve: Impact Ventures, LLC d/b/a TNA Entertainment, LLC - Private Process Server
10/12/2016 Summons - Service
Serve: TNA Entertainment, LLC - Private Process Server
10/12/2016 Summons - Service
Serve: Dixie Carter Salinas - Private Process Server
10/12/2016 Summons - Service
Serve: Serg Salinas - Private Process Server
10/12/2016 Summons - Service
Serve: Dean Broadhead - Private Process Server
10/13/2016 Order to Seal Low
Order Placing ALL Filings in this Lawsuit Under Seal Until Further Order
10/13/2016 Order
Chancellor's Order Granting in Part Plainitff's Motion for Expedited Discovery
10/13/2016 Restraining Order
Temporary Restraining Order and setting Plainitff's Application for Temporary Injunction for Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 11:30 AM, Part III courtroom
10/13/2016 Restraining Bond
Temporary Restraining Order Bond
10/13/2016 Order Issued
Temporary Restraining Order and Plainitff's Application for Temproary Injunction set to be heard, Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 11:30 AM

Jack Anderson posted:

What the gently caress happened that required a loving restraining order? Was Dixie coming on to him or something?

exploding mummy posted:

Dunn has experience in saving tapes from flaming wrecks

DoctorGonzo posted:

A second lawsuit has hit TNA.

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EliDrakeDummyYeah • 2 minutes ago

The only thing that makes me think it's not a work, is that I can't imagine the courts going along with it.

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BigDawg801 Moderator • 3 minutes ago

Where's the proof of a legit court proceeding? I'm skeptical.

oatgan posted:

https://twitter.com/TimWelcomed/status/787002041608450049

Dario the Wop posted:

@DirtyDMantell posted:

I asked my little niece what she wanted for her birthday and she said she wanted a Mickey Mouse outfit. So, I went out and bought TNA.

dave posted:

Another lawsuit for unpaid bills against TNA Entertainment, filed over the summer, was by American Express Travel Related Services Company for unpaid bills.

American Express filed suit in the Supreme Court in the state of New York on July 20th claiming nonpayment of $269,049.50 in travel related expenses. The claim is the company used their American Express Corporate account to charge various items and American Express was not paid.

The claim is that the company agreed to payments on the receipt of monthly billing statements as well as to pay court costs if the case went to court. It claimed the agreement included that the defendants were to pay all reasonable costs when it came to American Express collecting the money owed, including finance charges and delinquency frees.