TNA Responds To AO1 Lawsuit, Requests A Dismissal

TNA iMPACT! and its CFO Dean Broadhead filed responses on November 3rd to the lawsuit brought against them by Audience of One Productions back in September. AO1 claims that they are owed $223,000 plus interest and post-judgment costs for breach of contract, fraudulent inducement on the behalf of Harris and Broadhead, torturous interference on behalf of Aroluxe and for the defendants violating Virginia code.

AO1 says that they were brought in by TNA to produce their Impact Wrestling tapings in Orlando, Florida due to the company being unhappy with the quality of production the Harris Brothers had brought to the company. The company also claimed that TNA hired them to produce the 2015 Bound for Glory PPV and that TNA never paid. The lawsuit also claims that TNA was stringing them along with promises of future work and that things were about to work out once the company finalized a new TV deal.

AO1 says TNA entered into a payment agreement, and that TNA made the first payment before cutting off communications. AO1 also claims that Aroluxe that made a cash investment in TNA, allowing them access to controlling TNA’s accounts payable and that has hampered AO1’s attempts to get paid since Aroluxe took over production for the company.

TNA and Dean Broadhead both replied to the lawsuit on November 3rd and denied many of the allegations that were brought against them. TNA called for a dismissal stating that the lawsuit did not specify how relief could be granted to AO1 and that it should be dismissed because AO1 has failed to show that they have suffered damages in their lawsuit filing. TNA not believe they owe A01 any of the money alleged, admit they owed money after Bound for Glory 2015 and later entered into a payment plan, and that they sent payment via Fedex, but not that they still owe AO1 money. The response also stated that they were denying Dean Broadhead made any “false statements to mislead” A01 and that they were denying The Harris Brothers “misrepresented any facts or information” to A01.

Broadhead’s response noted that he is not a resident of Virginia, therefore the lawsuit should be dismissed because the court lacks jurisdiction over him. They have requested that the lawsuit be dismissed with prejudice and that court costs should be paid for by AO1.

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