In an update on the lawsuit filed by Marcus Bagwell (Buff Bagwell) and Scott Levy (Raven) against World Wrestling Entertainment in regards to their allegations that the company owes them royalties from usage of material featuring their work in matches and segments from both WCW and WWE on the WWE Network, allegedly breaching their contracts by failing to pay direct sales royalties as well as WWE allegedly breaching their contracts by failing to pay direct sales royalties, and WWE allegedly not paying within a 90-day window following the end of each financial quarter, a report from PWInsider.com notes that on September 29th, attorneys representing both Bagwell and Levy filed a notice with the court that the pair were withdrawing certain claims that they alleged in the most recent version of the lawsuit.

The report notes that after information was exchanged between the parties, Bagwell and Levy stated that they would not be pursuing claims as a class action on “behalf of individuals who are parties to the following contracts and are part of the following alleged subclasses in this matter: (1) Titan Sports, Inc. d/b/a World Wrestling Federation Booking Contract from the signing period of January 1, 1993 until December 31, 1993 and (2) WCW, Inc. Booking Contract from the signing period of March 24, 2001 until January 1, 2004.”

The report states that the only class Bagwell and Levy are pursuing going forward are individuals who are parties to a WWE booking contract from the signing period of January 1, 1999 until January 1, 2004 and that the filing also stated that there would be no class claims on behalf of Bagwell, while there is slated to be a conference call regarding the case on October 6th.