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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4951929, member: 1969"]
I'll openly acknowledge that my subconscious of "what I hope things are" might be impacting my interpretations of this case.  I would prefer this is mostly isolated to Vince as I will continue to watch WWE.   But concurrently, in this tribalistic wrestling world, both "media" and fans, it certainly happens where people want to read to much into certain things.    This being said,  I am fairly sure most lawyers would agree that the elements of the lawsuit from page 48-52 are not really convincing, like the rest of the document.

At this point though as sports fans we are left in a bad spot to have a high moral conscience in terms of what we choose to be entertained by and what we don't, as they have all had various levels of corruption or alleged corruption, and we know in the future they will have more in pretty much any organization.

In the NHL / Junior Hockey, we have a case of sexual violence involving 5 players that may have been covered up by Hockey Canada.  Montreal Canadiens drafted Logan Mailloux instead of letting him develop as a person as he requested.  We also have the LGBT issues that pop up, no matter what side you are on.  Do I quit watching the NHL or Canadian Hockey?

The Golf Word has LIV -- which has proven players are more about money than anything else, especially when the Merger was announced.  I know that the majority of PGA players don't align with me politically, I also know the PGA itself is a very questionable "Charity" that they abuse for financial reasons.   But I watch them.

The NBA had its China hypocrisy.   Both the NBA and NFL are not that hard on some domestic abuse cases at times.    But we watch them.

Then we get to the tribalistic world of wrestling.    I don't think AEW handled the Chris Jericho situation well.   Of course its nothing like what Vince did, but no form of entertainment is exempt from current or likely future issues.
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