Weiteres Update zur Unterlassungsaufforderung von Anthem an die Hardys: Reby Hardy mit Twitter-Update

Wie WrestlingCorner.de bereits berichtete, hat die gesamte Hardy-Familie am Freitag, den 10. März 2017 eine dreiseitige Unterlassungsaufforderung von Anthem Sports And Entertainment erhalten, in der die gesamte Familie dazu aufgefordert wird, die weitere Nutzung der „Broken“-Charaktere und alles was damit zusammenhängt, zu unterlassen, da sie die gesamte Hardy-Family ansonsten verklagen werden, weil der „Broken“-Charakter und alles was damit zusammenhängt, geistiges Eigentum von Anthem bzw. IMPACT Wrestling ist, da das besagte Gimmick entstanden ist, als die Hardys noch unter Vertrag bei IMPACT Wrestling waren.

Nachdem innerhalb der vergangenen Tage bekannt wurde, dass Anthem Sports And Entertainment bezüglich dem „Broken“-Charakter und alles, was damit zusammenhängt, einen Deal mit Matt & Jeff Hardy aushandeln will, weil die Company künftig einen Teil der Einnahmen einkassieren möchte, die die Hardys mit dem Broken-Gimmick außerhalb von IMPACT Wrestling erzielen, hat Reby Hardy am Samstag, den 17. März 2017 via Twitter ein Update zur aktuellen Situation gegeben:

„UPDATE: TNA sent an absolutely laughable legal proposal re: trademark, usage & ownership. Sigh. We tried to play nice. Truly. Oh well.

They also seem real hurt about #f***ThatOwl. Awww. Cute.

Fun facts ! Señor Benjamin never signed one piece of paper stating TNA could ever use, broadcast or profit from his image/likeness.

Fun facts ! Maxel was never legally cleared to work/appear on camera. Wanna check them TV child labor laws & get back to me, TNA ?

Fun facts ! Nearly every notable attribute that makes #BROKEN Matt Hardy „Broken Matt Hardy“ was developed by ME in a @WaffleHouse. Yummy !

Fun facts ! Trying to prevent someone from legally making money is torturous interference of business & a HUGE OFFENSE ! How bow dat C&D ?

Fun facts ! I filed for the #BROKEN trademark when all the shady business from JJ & Anthem got back to me, WEEKS before his contract was up.

If owning my husband was that important, why not file/apply – oh, I don’t know – BEFORE his contract was up ? BEFORE you found out I did ?

How about every other former talent still working under their „TNA name“ & gimmick without issue. Wouldn’t that look weird in court ? Yeah..

And the store I’ve been running for 5+ years, 100% by myself, with MY original designs & my sole effort/investment. Yeah, they want a cut.

Theme song I composed/recorded/graciously allowed them to use GRATIS when they were having licensing issues w/music. They claiming that too.

If the character is TNA’s, where are their format sheets ? (Don’t exist). Where are the scripts ? (Can’t be produced; don’t exist). And….

..Best part. Ready ? SURPRISE ! „The Hardy Show“ was behind the scenes recording OUR entire creative process this whole time. See you soon !

And #f***ThatOwl“

I’d suggest those who don’t know the 1st thing about image releases in television refrain from commenting on what is/isn’t „right“…

…it’s past a matter of opinion at this point. It comes down to law, something we never had to worry about til TNA brought it into things

They wanna get legal & specific ?
We can get legal & specific.
That’s what it comes down to.
Sad, but that’s what we’re forced to do.

From now on, someone will be speaking for us regarding the ridiculous situation we’ve been put in. And not on twitter. Thx for the support.

Maxel was 100% safe & well protected at all times. Dixie & Universal made sure of that. Not sure new mgmt would have; PART of reason we left

Getting technical NOW regarding releases & permissions to appear re: Maxel because we have no choice but to given the circumstances.

We didn’t bring legal garbage into this. TNA did. They want to bring the law into it, so can we. Simple as that. Anyone else questioning anything about my kid can pull a Maddox & dump your BS load elsewhere. Thanks

(Quelle: Twitter)