This meeting is being recorded regarding a lawsuit filed from a production member, Chris Dispenza.

I understand the company is not going to comment on any pending litigation, but you've always been pretty transparent.

Tony in the past about protocols that the company has in certain situations, just like in COVID.

What kind of insight can you provide on any protocols

the company has regarding talent interactions

with production for during events?

Well, I think you know it's the nail in the head, John.

It's not the way I wanted to start the call,

but I definitely can't comment on pending litigation.

So in this case, I think we really do care about the safety of everybody

here. We always have, whether it's the talent, the fans, or the people working backstage in the

truck, around the ring, the production team, and we all work together. And that is first and foremost that this is a family of the wrestlers, the staff, and

fans all working together to make these shows great, 52 weeks a year, and we all need

each other.

But beyond that, yeah, I can't comment much on pending litigation if that makes sense.

Thank you, Tony.

Let's try Sean Ross Sapp with the fightful one more time.

Hey, guys.

Hopefully you can hear me now.

I hear you now.

Okay. Sorry about that.

There's been a lot of speculation online regarding the assent of Mercedes-Mene to this all-in spot and accumulating championships with a lot of people speculating that she has creative control.

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