This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have new case whatsoever.

And the phone numbers that I give them out already, 8005201534.

Great, well, great negotiation going on right now. And this is one of my favorite topics.

WWE is the world wrestling entertainment, worldwide wrestling it used to be called. And notice they

call it world wrestling entertainment. Why? Because for years and years, it was described as a sport.

Well, it's not a sport.. Well, it's not a sport.

I mean, it's choreographed.

The wrestlers know who is going to win.

It's all set up beforehand, and that's not a sport.

That is, quote, an exhibition, and that's what they call it legally.

Because, you know, you can't call it a sport, you know, and people can't bet on it until now.

World Wrestling Entertainment is now having discussions with gambling regulators in Colorado and

Michigan to legalize betting on these scripted matches.

And you go, wait a minute.

If they're already scripted, how do you bet?

For example, a football game.

Let's say NFL football game.

And, of course, everybody bets on the NFL or the Super Bowl, particularly.

Who's going to bet when you know who's going to win?

Now, maybe within the confines of the game that a certain number of passes are going to be thrown,

or in this case, certain number of headlocks, certain number of dives off the ropes,

and you're betting how many, and I don't know how scripted

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