In a further update to the news of a ‘suspicious fire’ at TNA Knockout, Tara‘s business Black Widow Customs this morning, the business was featured on WHAS11 News’ Consumer Watch yesterday with a customer claiming that the business had ripped him off.
News story below:
The WHAS11 website writes:
A Kentucky football player looking to pimp his ride is now looking for a refund after he says his car was lifted and left virtually un-drivable. That player contacted WHAS11’s Andy Treinen and Andy answered for this week’s Consumer Watch.
They’re all the rage with many young drivers these days; chrome rims, lifted suspensions, and tricked-out rides.
Black Widow Customs on Preston Highway has been customizing cars in Louisville, since a grand opening in 2008 was declared Black Widow Day. The business is owned by professional wrestler, Lisa Marie Varon, and her husband Lee.
Their star-power and a creative promotional campaign is what attracted Kentucky football player Antwane Glenn to the business. He claims the company botched his lift. “As soon as I turned onto Preston Highway, I made that right and I knew something was wrong with it because it was scrubbing,” explained Glenn; by scrubbing Glenn means the tire hits the fender well when it turns.
You can read the full story here.
