World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Canada's claim seeks an immediate stop to the distribution of any WWF pay-per-view programming by the Canadian bars and $1.11 million in damages, said Carl DeMarco, president of the unit.
WWF said it had revenue of $99.3 million from television rights and licensing in the fourth quarter ended April 30.
Stamford, Conn.-based World Wrestling Federation is also suing Parents Television Council Chairman L. Brent Bozell III for defamation.
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