A soft-drink company contracted with a famous athlete to make 10 television commercials endorsing the soft drink in the following six months. The contract terms also provided that the athlete could not endorse competing beverages while under contract with the soft-drink company. After filming two of the television commercials, the athlete signed a contract to endorse a rival soft drink. The first soft-drink company sued the athlete for breach of contract.

In addition to any possible monetary damages, what remedy is the court likely to grant to the first soft-drink company?

Group of answer choices

Both an injunction prohibiting the athlete from endorsing the rival soft drink and specific performance of filming the remaining eight television commercials.

Only an injunction prohibiting the athlete from endorsing the rival soft drink.

Only specific performance of filming the remaining eight television commercials.

Neither an injunction prohibiting the athlete from endorsing the rival soft drink nor specific performance of filming the remaining eight television commercials.