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FloSports pulls all coverage of WWN shows including EVOLVE

The fight between FloSports and EVOLVE continued to get ugly late in the afternoon yesterday as the streaming provider decided to pull the two EVOLVE shows from its network from this weekend.

EVOVLE 92 and 93 were set to air on FloSlam but after the WWN attorney issued that statement, FloSports issued one of their own, effectively killing the relationship between the two companies.

“Planned coverage of WWN events will no longer be available on FloSlam. This includes EVOLVE, SHINE, FIP, Style Battle, and ACW events. We know fans are excited If about these events and we’re disappointed to share that we will no longer provide the coverage you deserve and expect,” a statement from FloSports said.

FloSports is also offering refunds to those who wish to get their money back by sending an e-mail to support@flosports.tv with the subject line Floslam Refund Request.

Meanwhile, EVOLVE’s Gabe Sapolsky put the whole blame on FloSports in a message on Twitter. “FloSlam is refusing to broadcast tonight’s EVOLVE event. We apologize, but this is their decision. Please contact them for customer issues,” he wrote in a tweet.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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