Tammy “Sunny” Sytch’s Wrongful Death Lawsuit Set for Trial in March

The legal troubles for WWE Hall of Famer Tammy “Sunny” Sytch aren’t over yet, as the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the estate of Julian Lasseter is officially heading to trial on March 25 in Florida.

The lawsuit, which seeks damages exceeding $30,000, stems from the fatal March 2022 crash in which Sytch, allegedly under the influence, rear-ended Lasseter’s vehicle, causing injuries that led to his death. The complaint outlines the emotional and financial devastation suffered by Lasseter’s family, including his adult daughter, who has endured the loss of companionship, guidance, and support.

Sytch, who pleaded no contest to DUI manslaughter and other related charges, is currently serving a 17-year prison sentence in Ocala, Florida, with a projected release date of November 2, 2039. Despite expressing remorse during her sentencing, her request to serve her sentences concurrently was denied, ensuring she remains behind bars for the full term.

Adding to the controversy, WWE has not officially removed Sytch from its Hall of Fame, making her the first inductee to serve a felony conviction post-induction.

With the trial date set, the Lasseter family is preparing to hold Sytch accountable in civil court. Do you think WWE should take action regarding her Hall of Fame status? Share your thoughts below.