Super Bowl Ticket Forgers Targeted In Massive Lawsuit

On 30th January Bengals had a fantastic win over the Kansas City Chiefs. The Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams have earned spots in the Super Bowl. They will meet off on February 13 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California and tickets are nearly impossible to attain. Now fans must be aware of forgers.

Before the big game, the NFL, the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Los Angeles Rams are all suing suspected Super Bowl ticket and product counterfeiters, seeking to put a stop to it.

According to TMZ Sports, the league and its two clubs filed the lawsuit on Monday, seeking a court order permitting them to seize any counterfeit merchandise discovered in the lead-up to the clash on February, 13. The plaintiffs claimed in the documents that counterfeiting is a major problem at the Super Bowl, calling it a “multi-billion dollar” industry that harms both the NFL and its fans.

The NFL, Rams, and Bengals stated in the lawsuit that they expect “widespread” counterfeiting in Los Angeles during the next two weeks. They need the court injunction to safeguard their brands and fans from getting knockoff tickets and merchandise.

However, the league stated in the documents that it does not know the names of the counterfeiters at this time. They will alter their complaint to include the names as soon as they discover any.

Meanwhile, the Rams and Bengals will play at SoFi Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday at 3:30 p.m. PT. Do watch it. What do you think, who will win this super Bowl. For further updates stay tuned to Thirsty.

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