Just five days after it was announced that Jimmy Moretti had completed a deal to allow DREAM the rights to broadcast old sVo shows, Jon Page and Jimmy Moretti were spotted in a business meeting in a fancy Las Vegas restaurant. Considering it is a well-known fact that Moretti and Page have not seen eye to eye for years, rumours have spread like wild fire over the Internet that their meeting would have something to do with the Sanctioned Violence Organisation. Page and Moretti are of course joint owners of the sVo, which has not broadcast a show since the 21st of July 2008, and have reportedly not spoken since the contracts of the sVo superstars were purchased by Hostility Wrestling federation roughly a year and a half ago. Despite the rumours associated with their meeting, Page and Moretti have so far declined to comment on the rumours that it was regarding the sVo.

MORETTI SELLS RIGHTS TO sVo VOLUME ONE TO DREAM.....
15th October 2009

Since the sVo closed down roughly a year and a half ago, little has been heard of from many of the main players in the federations management structure. Whilst President Paige moved to rivals Hostility and took on a management role there, 50% Owner Jon Page has dissapeared from the public eye. Page's fellow 50% owner Jimmy Moretti might have been in prison when the sVo was closed down, but when he got out he has certainly been busy. After a failed attempt to send the mercenary John Beck to take down Hostility, Moretti was left out of pocket and in deep financal trouble. However a recent deal made by the New York 'businessman' has seen him return to fortune by selling the rights to the first Volume of sVo shows to wrestling company DREAM. DREAM were understood to have been intrested in the rights due to the fact that many of their current roster have history in the sVo, such as former two time sVo Champion Mike Polowy, Travis Williams and Mad Max. It remains to be seen what Moretti will do with the cash, but if the past is anything to go by, never count anything out.

Psyko Stevo - $182,000
Howie Banks - $126,800
Night - $120,000
Joseph Equinox - $89,000
Peter Gilmour - $74,000