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Oct
6th
2026
06:30
Legal Issues and Lawsuits
WWE-ESPN LAWSUIT UPDATE
By Mike Johnson on 2026-10-06 11:30:00 Plaintiffs Michael Diesa and Rebella Toback filed a motion on 10/2 before the United States District Cout of Connecticut, objecting to the court ruling last month that ESPN and BAMTech, LLC could be added to as defendants in the lawsuit alleging that WWE misled customers about how to watch its major PPV/PLE events after it moved them to the ESPN Unlimited streaming platform as of WrestlePalooza 2025.
PWInsider.com
Sep
24th
2026
04:42
Legal Issues and Lawsuits
Update On WWE, ESPN And BAMTech Lawsuit And The Court's New Ruling
As PWMania.com previously reported, ESPN and its subsidiary, BAMTech, have been added to the lawsuit over WWE’s transition of premium live events to the ESPN Unlimited App. PWInsider.com has provided an update on the ongoing lawsuit and a recent motion favoring WWE.
Pwmania
Sep
23rd
2026
20:35
Legal Issues and Lawsuits
Backstage Update On The WWE, ESPN And BAMTech Lawsuit And The Court’s Latest Ruling
As previously reported, ESPN and its subsidiary, BAMTech, have been added to the lawsuit concerning WWE's migration of premium live events to the ESPN Unlimited App. According to an update from PWInsider.com on the ongoing lawsuit, the U.S. District Court in Connecticut has ruled in favor of a WWE motion to halt discovery against WWE, ESPN, and BAMTech, LLC.
Rajah.com
Sep
22nd
2026
16:18
Legal Issues and Lawsuits
ESPN, BAMTech Gain Approval To Join Lawsuit Over WWE PLEs As Defendants
ESPN and its subsidiary BAMTech have officially joined the lawsuit against WWE over PLEs moving to ESPN Unlimited. As previously reported, ESPN and BAMTech filed motions in the lawsuit asking to intervene. Fightful reports that the motion has been approved to add the two parties as defendants.
411Mania
Sep
22nd
2026
06:30
Patent Filings, Legal Issues and Lawsuits
WWE: Titus O’Neil & Robert Roode Moved To Alumni Section Of WWE Roster, WWE Files New Trademark & Abandons Lola Vice Trademark, ESPN & BAMTech Added As Defendants In Class Action Lawsuit Against WWE O
Titus O’Neil & Robert Roode Moved To Alumni Section Of WWE Roster WWE recently updated the roster page on their official website. These new changes included Titus O’Neil and Robert Roode being moved from the active roster to the alumni section.
TPWW
Sep
22nd
2026
06:30
Legal Issues and Lawsuits
ESPN, BAMTech Sued As WWE Streaming Lawsuit Escalates
The legal battle over WWE’s move to ESPN Unlimited just got a lot bigger, since two major companies have now been pulled directly into the case. Pwinsider is reporting that a federal court in Connecticut ruled on September 18 that ESPN and its streaming partner BAMTech can join the lawsuit as official defendants, adding serious weight to a case that started with two frustrated customers.
eWrestlingNews
Sep
22nd
2026
06:30
Legal Issues and Lawsuits
ESPN, BAMTECH LLC ADDED AS OFFICIAL DEFENDANTS IN LAWSUIT VS. WWE OVER MOVE TO ESPN UNLIMITED
By Mike Johnson on 2026-09-22 10:30:00 The U.S. District Court in Connecticut issued a ruling on 9/18 that ESPN and BamTech, LLC (the ESPN subsidiary that handles their streaming technology) have had their motion to intervene in the lawuit filed by Michael Diesa and Rebecca Tobak against WWE, and have been officially added as defendants.
PWInsider.com
Aug
3rd
2026
06:30
Operational Challenges, Legal Issues and Lawsuits, Operational Challenges
ESPN & BAMTech Seek Arbitration In WWE Streaming Lawsuit
The class action lawsuit accusing WWE of misleading fans about ESPN access to pay-per-view events is heading back to court, and the next hearing could decide whether the case stays public or gets pushed into private arbitration.
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