Seltzer Report Newsletter Highlight - Peters takes the piss

 

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Sources close to the Nick Peters (aka Solomon Caine) and Online Championship Wrestling situation say that talks between the two parties fizzled last week.

 

OCW management presented Peters with a set of appearances beginning with last Friday's Turmoil 297 in exchange for dropping their lawsuit, which Peters rejected. The performer derided the deal as "Kentucky-fried horseshit" and that "he had no reason to return to the company" when he could be "sipping margaritas in Miami with the mamis instead."

 

Management has maintained that they will go after Peters for breach of contract soon if he refuses to appear with the company. Eichner & Mallwart LLP, a law firm recently retained by Peters, claims that the performer's contract has been fulfilled and requires no additional appearances. Eichner & Mallwart refused to comment on his editorializing.

 

With talks on the fritz and the accused now retaining a law firm, the dispute is closer than ever to a courtroom. But, as wrestling goes, anything can happen.

Dennis has told me about Eichner & Mallwart. Fine gentlemen.

Seltzer Report Newsletter Highlight - Peters takes the piss

 

The following is an excerpt from the Seltzer Report Newsletter published weekly by Gabe Seltzer on the Seltzer Report website. Subscriptions are available for just $4.99 a month. Support professional wrestling journalism today!

 

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Sources close to the Nick Peters (aka Solomon Caine) and Online Championship Wrestling situation say that talks between the two parties fizzled last week.

 

OCW management presented Peters with a set of appearances beginning with last Friday's Turmoil 297 in exchange for dropping their lawsuit, which Peters rejected. The performer derided the deal as "Kentucky-fried horseshit" and that "he had no reason to return to the company" when he could be "sipping margaritas in Miami with the mamis instead."

 

Management has maintained that they will go after Peters for breach of contract soon if he refuses to appear with the company. Eichner & Mallwart LLP, a law firm recently retained by Peters, claims that the performer's contract has been fulfilled and requires no additional appearances. Eichner & Mallwart refused to comment on his editorializing.

 

With talks on the fritz and the accused now retaining a law firm, the dispute is closer than ever to a courtroom. But, as wrestling goes, anything can happen.

 

Stay gone you nobody!