Bare Knuckle Lawsuit Update: David Feldman BKFC Pimps Triller Not Inferno
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Bare Knuckle Lawsuit Update: David Feldman BKFC Pimps Triller Not Inferno In the first post on the Inferno lawsuit against David Feldman and BKFC or Bare Knuckles Fighting Championship, we learned why the legal punch-up started. As written at Oakland News Now Blog: Imagine your company has a contract where you have a major share of ownership in a sports organization, only to discover from the news that the same company said it gave a majority share of stock in another firm. When you confront the sports organization and ask what's going on, the firm's representative acts like the news about the other deal is fake, when it's not. What would you do? Well, if you're Inferno, you throw the legal equivalent of a bare knuckle punch to the face of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, Inc. and Toe The Line, that's what you do. The reason is that Inferno Florida Inc. agreed to purchase a major stake in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, Inc. (BKFC), a corporation which promotes and conducts “bare knuckle” boxing style events in Florida and various other states in America. In a clear and blatant breach of its contract with Plaintiff Inferno, the Defendants, Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, Inc. and Toe The Line , entered into another contract to sell a controlling interest to Triller, the social media platform majority-owned by former Relativity Media CEO Ryan Kavanaugh. Now, this vlog shows that David Feldman worked to pimp the Triller deal, whereas he did not do so for Inferno. Talk about a bare knuckle punch in the face. Well, Inferno is punching back with the lawsuit. Stay tuned.
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Bare Knuckle Lawsuit Update: David Feldman BKFC Pimps Triller Not Inferno In the first post on the Inferno lawsuit against David Feldman and BKFC or Bare Knuckles Fighting Championship, we learned why the legal punch-up started. As written at Oakland News Now Blog: Imagine your company has a contract where you have a major share of ownership in a sports organization, only to discover from the news that the same company said it gave a majority share of stock in another firm. When you confront the sports organization and ask what's going on, the firm's representative acts like the news about the other deal is fake, when it's not. What would you do? Well, if you're Inferno, you throw the legal equivalent of a bare knuckle punch to the face of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, Inc. and Toe The Line, that's what you do. The reason is that Inferno Florida Inc. agreed to purchase a major stake in Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, Inc. (BKFC), a corporation which promotes and conducts “bare knuckle” boxing style events in Florida and various other states in America. In a clear and blatant breach of its contract with Plaintiff Inferno, the Defendants, Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, Inc. and Toe The Line , entered into another contract to sell a controlling interest to Triller, the social media platform majority-owned by former Relativity Media CEO Ryan Kavanaugh. Now, this vlog shows that David Feldman worked to pimp the Triller deal, whereas he did not do so for Inferno. Talk about a bare knuckle punch in the face. Well, Inferno is punching back with the lawsuit. Stay tuned.
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https://youtu.be/AjpvZEn8RPM
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