People will sue for just about anything nowadays. And this latest lawsuit against WWE and 2K is a perfect example of that.
According to Mike Johnson of PWInsider, WCWA promoter Nathaniel Tatha-Nanandji filed a lawsuit against WWE, TKO, and 2K on December 30 before the United States District Court for the Western Division of Arkansas, Fayetteville Division.
The 30-page lawsuit alleges that WWE stole his intellectual property as it relates to the entrance of The Bloodline.
Tatha-Nanandji states that he created The Bloodline sequence in April 2019 for WCWA. Claiming that a wrestler who appeared on SmackDown in 2019 requested WCWA for the company to review, and the sequence would appear on WWE programming weeks later.
He also claims that a WWE employee attended one of his events in 2019 and maintained a connection with him through 2021.
Despite these claims, neither the wrestler nor the WWE employee is named in the lawsuit.
You can read more details surrounding this lawsuit by clicking the link above.
Stay tuned to WrestleZone for more information as it becomes available.
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