MLW Exploring Legal Action After Payout Issues With 2300 Arena
Additional information about MLW having to relocate its event from the 2300 Arena.
Major League Wrestling was planning to present its October 3rd event(s) from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The organization had to relocate to Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia, because of an alleged breach of agreement on 2300 Arena’s end.
Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select reported that MLW is exploring legal action.
“.@SeanRossSapp of @FightfulSelect has learned MLW is exploring legal action after issues involving payouts from Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena.
More on what other promotions have experienced similar issues, how payouts and sales are controlled, and more for Select subscribers.”
.@SeanRossSapp of @FightfulSelect has learned MLW is exploring legal action after issues involving payouts from Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena.
More on what other promotions have experienced similar issues, how payouts and sales are controlled, and more for Select subscribers. pic.twitter.com/9rPgc2KTaf
— Fightful Wrestling (@Fightful) August 4, 2026
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