AEW Files Four New Trademarks for Wrestling Programs

All Elite Wrestling has filed four new trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, signaling potential expansion of its programming lineup. The filings, submitted on November 12, cover the terms AEW Fire, AEW Blitz, AEW Tidal Wave and AEW Firestorm, each intended for entertainment services related to professional wrestling.

The applications describe the trademarks as applying to a range of wrestling-related activities, including live performances, wrestling contests and the production and distribution of television programs in the field. This standard classification aligns with AEW's existing content, such as its weekly broadcasts. Officials at the USPTO have accepted the submissions, though they have not yet been assigned to an examiner for further review.

AEW, founded in 2019, currently airs two primary weekly shows: Dynamite on Wednesdays and Collision on Saturdays, with Rampage serving as a secondary Friday program. The company has a history of filing trademarks for special themed episodes of these programs, such as past events like Spring Breakthru. However, the timing of these new applications has fueled speculation about a possible third...