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August 10, 2007
Restraining Order on Pacman May Prevent PPV Appearance
It has been learned that the Tennessee Titans obtained a restraining order today that would restrict Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones from
being involved in the TNA PPV on August 12. A meeting between Titans management and TNA officials has been scheduled for later
tonight, in an effort to work together on the level of involvement Jones could or should have with TNA.
From a press release today by the Titans organization:
“Today we filed a motion in Williamson County asking for a court order preventing Jones from participating in any wrestling activity. All
NFL players have language in their contracts that prohibit them from engaging in activities which may involve a significant risk of personal
injury. We certainly believe wrestling to be hazardous and it is obvious from the player's conduct that he is ignoring this aspect of his
agreements with the club. As an organization, we feel it is our obligation to protect our rights in this instance.�
Restraining Order on Pacman May Prevent PPV Appearance
It has been learned that the Tennessee Titans obtained a restraining order today that would restrict Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones from
being involved in the TNA PPV on August 12. A meeting between Titans management and TNA officials has been scheduled for later
tonight, in an effort to work together on the level of involvement Jones could or should have with TNA.
From a press release today by the Titans organization:
“Today we filed a motion in Williamson County asking for a court order preventing Jones from participating in any wrestling activity. All
NFL players have language in their contracts that prohibit them from engaging in activities which may involve a significant risk of personal
injury. We certainly believe wrestling to be hazardous and it is obvious from the player's conduct that he is ignoring this aspect of his
agreements with the club. As an organization, we feel it is our obligation to protect our rights in this instance.�