Scarlett Files Trademark for Ring Name Post-WWE

Elizabeth Chihaia, professionally known as Scarlett, has filed an application to trademark her ring name with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The submission, made on December 8 by attorney Timothy J. Bechen, seeks exclusive rights to "Scarlett" for entertainment services, including wrestling exhibits and performances by a professional wrestler and entertainer. This move comes as Chihaia establishes her presence on the independent wrestling circuit following her recent departure from WWE.

Chihaia, who previously competed in WWE under the name Scarlett Bordeaux, is pursuing the trademark for the shorter mononym she used during her time with the promotion. WWE had held the "Scarlett" trademark from April 18, 2020, until it lapsed on April 18, 2022, after the company released Chihaia and her husband, Karrion Kross, in November 2021. The pair later returned to WWE and performed together, including during the 2024 Holiday Tour, before their contracts expired in August 2024, leading to another exit.

Since leaving WWE, Chihaia and Kross have resumed wrestling on the independent scene, with Chihaia adopting Scarlett Bordeaux as her primary ring name. She made her first...