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Xtreme One Entertainment Secures $892,000 Judgment in Fraud Litigation

Xtreme One Entertainment takes control of $892,000 in legal judgments and recovers 6.7 million shares following a successful court action against Williamsburg Venture Holdings.

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The company now solely owns court judgments totaling $892,000 plus accruing interest against Williamsburg Venture Holdings and founder Ronald Glenn, and any future fraud damages flow directly to shareholders. It also completed recapture of 6.7 million shares of its own stock fraudulently dumped on the market, reducing overhang. However, the award is small for a company and collection from a convicted, cash-poor defendant is uncertain, limiting the upside.

Catalysts
  • ▲ Acquisition of sole ownership of $892,000 in Kent County court judgments plus post-judgment interest, effective Q3 ended September 30, 2026
  • ▲ Completed recapture of 6.7 million fraudulently transferred XONI shares and their return to plaintiffs Acciavatti and Humphries
Risk Factors
  • ▼ WVH already failed to deliver the 6.6 million shares it was ordered to buy back, showing collections may be difficult
  • ▼ Judgment was based on a market value of only $0.13 per share, indicating the recovery amount is modest
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What did Xtreme One actually gain from this announcement?

As of Q3 2026, it solely owns the $892,000 in court judgments against Williamsburg Venture Holdings and Ronald Glenn, plus accruing interest and all future claims, and it completed the recapture of 6.7 million of its own fraudulently transferred shares.

Does the company get any more money from the lawsuit?

Yes, the litigation for alleged fraud, breach of contract, wire fraud and conversion remains open, and any additional damages and awards on those claims will flow to Xtreme One, but the amounts have not been calculated yet.

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • Xtreme One now holds sole rights to collect $892,000 in judgments plus interest from Williamsburg Venture Holdings.
  • The company successfully recaptured 6.7 million shares of its stock, reducing market overhang.
  • All future damages from ongoing litigation regarding fraud and breach of contract will now flow directly to the company.

📝 Executive Summary

Xtreme One Entertainment has acquired full ownership of $892,000 in court judgments against Williamsburg Venture Holdings and founder Ronald Glenn. The company also successfully recaptured 6.7 million shares of its own stock that were previously subject to fraudulent transfers. This move consolidates the company's legal position as it continues to pursue further damages related to breach of contract and wire fraud.

❓ FAQ

What did Xtreme One actually gain from this announcement?

As of Q3 2026, it solely owns the $892,000 in court judgments against Williamsburg Venture Holdings and Ronald Glenn, plus accruing interest and all future claims, and it completed the recapture of 6.7 million of its own fraudulently transferred shares.

Does the company get any more money from the lawsuit?

Yes, the litigation for alleged fraud, breach of contract, wire fraud and conversion remains open, and any additional damages and awards on those claims will flow to Xtreme One, but the amounts have not been calculated yet.