 In April 2000, USA Networks had filed a lawsuit against World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc. in a bid to keep "Raw is War" and all WWF programming after the WWFE opened up a bidding a month prior.Viacom's proposed bid included a $30-million to $50-million equity investment in the company and carriage on broadcast, billboards and radio of both wrestling matches along with the then-launched XFL.On June 27, 2000, the Delaware Supreme Court ruled in favor of the WWFE.