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What can happen legally when a Wrestler goes "Off Script" in the WWE?

Something unexpected happened on NXT, and it raised a question I have been asked a lot over the years. What actually happens when a wrestler goes off script in WWE, and more importantly, what can happen legally. I was there long enough to see how fast things can change when a live moment does not go according to plan, and this situation is a perfect case study. In this video, I break down where performance ends and legal responsibility begins. I talk about how WWE contracts really work in situations like this, what performers are and are not actually responsible for, and why something that looks chaotic on television is not always a legal problem behind the scenes. We also go into hypotheticals. What if something like this were intentional? What if someone truly went into business for themselves? What if another performer felt harmed, unsafe, or robbed of an opportunity? This is where things get interesting, and where the law school side of my brain kicks in. If you have ever wondered how much power wrestlers actually have, what the company controls, and why most of these moments never lead to lawsuits or criminal issues, this video will clear it up. Watch closely, then jump into the comments and tell me what scenario you think I missed. 00:00 What can happen legally when a Wrestler goes "Off Script" in the WWE? 01:27 Contract terms 02:20 Criminally? 02:47 What if she were malicious? 05:50 Could Blake Monroe take any legal action? 07:05 Theft? 07:58 Unsafe work environment? Assault? 09:25 Defamation? 10:01 Conspiracy? (If the referee was in on it) 10:50 Copyright infringement? 12:35 OUTRO