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Le “Broken Universe” utilisé par Matt et Jeff Hardy, lors de leur passage à Impact Wrestling, ne peut définitivement pas être utilisé ailleurs selon Jeff Jarrett.
En entrevue pour Wrestle:List, Jarrett a rappelé que même si les Hardy Boyz aimeraient reprendre leurs personnages à la WWE, ça n’arrivera pas.
Il ajoute que malgré son amitié avec Jeff Hardy depuis 20 ans, les affaires sont les affaires et Impact Wrestling possède bel et bien la propriété intellectuelle du “Broken Universe”.
“I always take the high road because there is legal squabbles or potential legal squabbles but I have said this to a couple of outlets, and I say this with very broad strokes – I am from Nashville so I am around music which is intellectual property and I have been in the business 30 years. Intellectual property laws are very simple, there are two sides to it; there are publishers and the writers, then there are the performers as well.”
“Jeff Hardy has been one of my best friends for 20 years, you can look on my social media and their social media, and we take family vacations together but business is business,” Jarrett continued. “So when it relates to IP it’s real simple, there is a publisher who owns the property, there is a writer who gets credit and can monetize it, then there is the performers. There is no question that Broken Matt and Brother Nero’s performances were off the charts good. But when it comes to ownership to me it’s almost a silly squabble, it’s never been in question. Impact are the owners.”
Reby Sky, la conjointe de Matt Hardy, a rédigé plusieurs messages Twitter et, dans son ton habituel, a dénigré Impact Wrestling.
Truth is TNA can't afford to go to court over this, so they're going to downplay it to anyone who will listen & lie to look powerful
— Reby Hardy (@RebyHardy) June 22, 2017
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