Hogan in deep shit?

[TBBishop]

Not to derail the topic too much, but its all legal. They just have to walk a fine line with how they portray things

Why The Rock's 'Ballers' can use NFL logos without consent - Business Insider

That's interesting. So since this is the case, it makes even less sense that ESPN let the NFL force the cancellation of Playmakers.

 

[anotheridiot]

This is pretty funny, the WWENetwork is pushing their series on the Kliq this week, a time that included X Pac, Chyna and others that were banned from the WWE. No doubt one of the most vulgar times in WWE history.

 

[wildturkey]

That's interesting. So since this is the case, it makes even less sense that ESPN let the NFL force the cancellation of Playmakers.

That had more to do with the NFL being partners with ESPN for MNF than it did anything else. HBO doesn't show games so they don't really care. The NFL essentially told ESPN "Hey, we don't like this show. We're taking away MNF if you don't remove it".

 

[RestoretheMeow]

I actually enjoyed Playmakers. It wasn't exactly gold vut it kept me entertained.

 

[OregonDucks]

This is pretty funny, the WWENetwork is pushing their series on the Kliq this week, a time that included X Pac, Chyna and others that were banned from the WWE. No doubt one of the most vulgar times in WWE history.

Yes wwe will promote Sean Waltman, a woman beater, and the rest of the kilq who were raided out jerks.