Liddell sues MMA clothing company
UFC legend Chuck Liddell is trying to lay the smack down on a clothing company that allegedly sold a bunch…
UFC legend Chuck Liddell is trying to lay the smack down on a clothing company that allegedly sold a bunch of Iceman merchandise without Chuck’s blessing.
In a lawsuit filed today in L.A. County Superior Court, Chuck explains that he allowed a company called MMA Authentics to use his image on certain clothing items — but ONLY if he pre-approved the designs.
However, according to the docs, Liddell discovered that MMA Authentics was selling several “novelty items” bearing Chuck’s trademarks … without first submitting their “samples or artwork” to Chuck for approval.
In the suit, Chuck doesn’t specify how much cash he wants to beat out of the company — but we’re guessing it ain’t gonna be cheap.
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