AEW Files For “WrestleDream” Trademark

They are making dreams come true. AEW has recently filed for a new trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, “AEW WrestleDream”.

You can see the official filing below:

“AEW WRESTLEDREAM™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of bandanas; Headwear; Pajamas; Pants; Pullovers; Shirts; Shorts; Socks; Sweatpants; Sweatshirts; Underwear; Athletic apparel, namely, shirts, pants, jackets, footwear, hats and caps, athletic uniforms; Clothing belts; Clothing for wear in wrestling games; Jogging suits; Leather belts for clothing; Outer jackets; Polo shirts; Sports shirts; T-shirts; Tank tops; Wrist bands as clothing.”

It is unknown at this time what the trademark will be used for.

From F4WOnline:

An event with a similar name took place on April 1, 1991, involving wrestlers from WWF and Super World Sports (SWS). WWF Champion Hulk Hogan retained his title against Yoshiaki Yatsu in the main event. Genichiro Tenryu defeated Randy Savage, George Takano defeated Bret Hart, and John “Earthquake” Tenta defeated Koji Kitao via disqualification. Minoru Suzuki also wrestled on the card, defeating Apollo Sugawara. The show took place at the World Hall in Kobe, Hyogo, Japan, and drew just under 6000 fans.

SWS was a short-lived promotion run by the Japanese eyeglasses company, Megane Super. However, it is not clear if AEW’s filing is related to 1991’s Wrestle Dream event.

 

Editor’s Opinion:

As with anything that AEW does, I’m intrigued. I don’t know if this is another move by Tony Khan to snatch up a former WWE trademark, or an idea for a pay-per-view that he has in mind. We’ll see what happens with WrestleDream.

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