As noted before, Charlotte Flair’s ex-husband Riki Paul Johnson filed a lawsuit against Charlotte, Ric Flair, WWE, and author Brian Shields in regards to allegations of defamation made against him in Charlotte’s biographical book Second Nature. In January of this year, a U.S. District Court issued a set of response dates to both Johnson and all the defendants involved in this lawsuit.
In an update to Charlotte’s lawsuit status, PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that the United States District Court, Western District of North Carolina granted a time extension to both Ric Flair and Brian Shields on March 14th. It was reported that both will now have until March 28th to officially respond to the defamation lawsuit filed against them.
It was also reported that an extension was also granted to Riki Paul Johnson on March 15th. Johnson will now have until March 22nd to file an amended lawsuit to the court, which would then legally reset the clock for all of the defendants to officially respond to this newly amended lawsuit.

WWE NXT Notes: Jackson Drake, Dion Lennox, & Keanu Carver Advances to Vacant NXT Title Ladder Match, Joe Hendry Gets Attacked By Mystery Attacker & Given Chance To Be Included In NXT Title Ladder Match If Cleared, 2/3 Show Card
Various: Saraya Posts New Training Footage Ahead of WWE Royal Rumble, Nic Nemeth on Why Match with MJF Is Possible & Him Hoping To See AJ Styles in AEW or TNA After WWE Retirement, Madison Rayne on Potential Future TNA Hall of Fame Induction
Kit Wilson on Creation of His Viral WWE Entrance Theme Song, “Pretty Deadly: The Musical” Being A Legit Music Project by Him & Elton Prince, His Goal of Wanting to Wins Singles Gold & Give Half To Prince, Prince’s Neck Injury & Being Supportive of His Singles Run




