Overview
- AEW filed the case in Florida state court in April, alleging TrillerTV and Triller Group failed to pay proceeds from AEW pay-per-views and the AEW Plus subscription.
- The complaint says Triller used money generated by AEW to fund other projects, including a social media venture that never launched.
- AEW attached an April demand letter seeking $4,988,989.13 with interest accruing at 2% per month under the contract.
- Contract terms disclosed in the suit show AEW was due 75% of domestic PPV net revenue, 65% of international PPV net revenue, and 60% of AEW Plus net revenue.
- The dispute comes as Flipps Media, which runs TrillerTV, tells a Delaware court it was abandoned and is insolvent, while TrillerTV continues to carry GCW events through TrillerTV+.