Mike Tyson and wrestling icon Ric Flair are suing their former hashish enterprise companions for allegedly stealing tens of millions.

Mike Tyson and Ric Flair’s weed enterprise has gone up in smoke.

The boxing legend and wrestling icon filed a $50 million lawsuit towards their former enterprise companions. They declare the executives handled their hashish firm, Carma, like a private ATM.

Tyson and Flair teamed up with Carma to promote “Tyson 2.0” and “Ric Flair Drip” hashish merchandise. But issues went unhealthy quick.

The lawsuit says Chad Bronstein, Adam Wilks, Nicole Cosby and James Case ripped them off. The 76-page courtroom submitting accuses the 4 of fraud, wire fraud and cash laundering.

“Bronstein and Wilks treated CARMA as their own personal piggy bank,” the lawsuit says. They spent over $1 million on personal jets, yacht prices and residential renovations.

Bronstein used firm funds for his yacht and residential repairs. Wilks paid his mortgage with Carma money. They additionally blew cash on costly meals and journey.

The lawsuit claims Wilks had a secret take care of vape maker DomPen. He acquired kickback funds for letting them use Carma’s stuff with out permission.

Bronstein and Cosby’s lawyer, Jonathan Cyrluk, fired back hard.

“The complaint is fiction dressed up as a lawsuit,” Cyrluk mentioned. “Before filing, the plaintiffs tried to intimidate my clients with settlement demands that read more like a shakedown.”

Tyson and Flair desire a jury trial. They’re asking for over $50 million in damages and authorized charges.

Mike Tyson has been at the forefront of marijuana reforms. Earlier this month, Trump directed the Justice Department to maneuver marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III underneath the federal Controlled Substances Act

“I’m trying to have it rescheduled from a level I to III, you know, for medical researchers, open-space banking act, and plus there’s over 500,000 people who are legally in the cannabis business that’s employed. They can’t get open loans, they can’t get any accounts and we’re trying to stop that. People are going to consume anyway, so why not consume safely, right? During Prohibition, people drank and a lot of people died and got sick and so they made it safe and then they made it legal and we’re actually doing the same thing with cannabis.”

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