Good day, everyone.

This is another edition of the Black Letter Body Slam.

I was listening to Wrestling Soup, of course, and Miss said that I should really make a title for these shows, which I took as a green light to

that this is going to be an ongoing series, that people have liked it and they've got positive

feedback from it. But even if not so, I think that this one is welcome. Obviously, this is on the

heels of the lawsuit with Vince McMahon, among others, his name defendants regarding

the Dundun D.A. So the timing on that show getting dropped was almost perfect. Just like the timing

of this lawsuit was almost perfect from the plaintiff's perspective. What do I mean by that?

If I was the plaintiff,

I probably would have filed the suit before the Netflix sale went into effect. I don't know

if that's why it got done so quickly. And TKO slash WWE knew this was on the horizon. They were

sort of beating the clock, which is extremely possible. So it might be

likely that the attorney was blindsided, didn't know that was happening, just no one knew it was

happening. And thus, you know, they lost that giant tactical advantage of filing before this,

the sale was done and maybe giving Netflix a little bit of pause. I don't know if that would

have paused them or not, because they've been in the

entertainment and business field for a long time and they know, unfortunately like I know,

this will blow over. How do I know it's going to blow over? Because it already did.

These allegations are a retread of prior allegations. They're more detailed. They're grosser. They're more disgusting.

They're certainly more graphic. But it's the same behavior. There are some additional

innuendos and names put into it. But let's back up. Let's talk a little bit.

So Joey Numbus always says that the wrestling gods always provide, and I have repeated that and

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