WWE Lands Big Courtroom Victory
According to BusinessInsurance.com, a New Orleans judge ruled yesterday that WWE the right to seize counterfeit merchandise. An appellate court overturned a previous lower court ruling, which said WWE did not have the right to seize such merchandise.
WWE originally filed a request in April during WrestleMania 30 week in New Orleans to thwart bootleg merchandise being sold in the area.
Finn Balor Talks Working in WWE NXT
Wrestling101.com recently interviewed WWE NXT star Finn Balor, and during the interview Balor commented on what he thought of NXT before signing with WWE:
“I used to Sky+ WWE and TNA shows when I was away and would always try to catch up when I got back home and I thought NXT was the best show on television. A couple of my really good friends Adrian Neville and Sami Zayn were already there so I enjoyed seeing how they were doing. NXT out of any wrestling show definitely has the most actual in ring wrestling per hour, you get a good four matches in that time which is brilliant. It was great seeing Paige win the NXT Women’s title and now on the main roster working with AJ Lee for the Divas Title – I’ve known her brother for a long time.”
More on Axel’s WWE TV Return
For those who missed Main Event last night, Curtis Axel defeated Justin Gabriel in a match on the show. Besides a match taped for Superstars this week, this was Axel’s first TV match since Ryback went down with an injury several months ago.
Michael Cole noted on Main Event last nigh that Axel had been out action because he too was dealing with an injury.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
