The use of Mr Dan Lovranski as a radio host is an irresponsible violation of all standards of professional conduct and would undermine the integrity of The Fight Network.

For the record, Live Audio Wrestling (hereby referred to as LAW) has since its inception in 1997 built up a reputation of being the staple of excellence when it comes to giving their listeners informative and comprehensive news, opinions and interviews about the wrestling industry. It was the dedicated work of former hosts Chris Tidwell, Donnie Abreu, and Jeff Marek that allowed LAW to gain momentum and reach listeners all over the world. Sadly this momentum has turned into a steady decline because of Mr Dan Lovranski.

Mr Dan Lovranski has repeatedly shown a complete lack of comprehension regarding the inner workings of professional wrestling, and has on numerous occasions revealed that he ignores or doesnt pay attention to vital parts of the product that hes supposed to be giving insightful commentary on. It has become obvious in the last couple of months that Mr Dan Lovranski no longer comes to work prepared, either through malice or sheer laziness.

What also concerns us is his belittlement and harassment of well known personalities within the wrestling industry. Mr Dan Lovranski sees his radio show as a vehicle to launch attacks in order to try to change the public opinion of people he doesnt care for, and this has to stop. It is because of his behavior that world famous names such as Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, Sid, Vince Russo, and probably a whole lot of other names that the public dont know about, refuse to have anything more to do with LAW. This might be perfectly acceptable for Mr Dan Lovranski, but for the fans it is a huge loss - a loss that could be a competitors gain.

The worldwide fans of LAW are deeply affronted by this arrogant radio host. We demand, in the strongest possible terms, that You take immediate steps to remove Mr Dan Lovranski from the airwaves and protect Your brand. We hope that this notice would suffice and obviates the need for stronger protests.



Without disparaging