Dame Sprint and his continued monetary struggles took a brand new flip after his movie firm was bought this week for method lower than the mogul might have hoped. In response to the report, Dame Sprint’s Poppington LLC firm was bought to a different filmmaker for simply $100 to assist offset excellent money owed related to a number of lawsuits.

As completely reported by the New York Publish, an public sale was held on Tuesday (December 30), however just one bidder stepped as much as snatch up the Poppington LLC asset. The outlet stories that Mike Muntaser, CEO of Muddy Water Movement Footage, bought the corporate, and the pair apparently has a little bit of a historical past with each other.

“I feel he’s a idiot, man,” Muntaser stated, who efficiently sued Sprint together with fellow filmmaker Josh Webber.

“He’s only a downside,” Muntaser added. “He has an ego. I feel he’s simply bitter [coming] from the place he was to the place he’s, and he simply blames everyone else and doesn’t take a look at himself within the mirror.”

Webber and Munstaser filed a 3rd defamation lawsuit towards Sprint after the previous Roc-A-Fella Information honcho spoke negatively concerning the pair throughout a cease at The Breakfast Membership earlier this yr.

Webber’s lawyer, Chris Brown, additionally shared a press release after the public sale, including that he assumed extra individuals could be clamoring for Sprint’s belongings.

“So I do not know why he continues to slander Josh [Webber],” Brown stated to the outlet. “Frankly, what I need essentially the most is for him to simply cease speaking about my purchasers.”

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