Former WWE Superstars Taking Head Injuries Case Up To The Supreme Court Posted By: Dustin Frisch on Feb 18, 2021
Dozens of former WWE wrestlers and talent are taking the head injuries case up with The United States Supreme Court. Former talent have claimed in lawsuits that WWE failed to protect them from repeated head injuries which included concussions which caused long term brain damage.
The Minnesota Star Tribune reports that the lawyer for the wrestlers, Konstantine Kyros, filed a request late Wednesday of this week asking the Supreme Court to hear appeals of lower court rulings that dismissed the lawsuits. These are the lower courts that said many of the claims were frivolous or filed after the stature of limitations had expired.
Peter Kahn: The art of being a successful manager in Boxing
Kahn speaks to proboxing-fans.com on his fascinating career
Peter Kahn alongside Mike Tyson, whom he worked with for his comeback fight against Peter McNeeley in 1995 Photo Credit: Fight Game Advisors
“I love it when a guy says ‘I just put a down payment on my first house and it’s being built’ or ‘my kids are going to college and I never thought that I would have money for them to go to college’ whatever their case is I enjoy their success.”
Peter Kahn’s role as a manager in Boxing is arguably as crucial as it’s ever been. With the world in an ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and the majority of shows going behind closed doors, getting the best deal for a client, when there is no live gate revenue for a promoter is an undoubted challenge.
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