WWE Is Fighting Revival Over Punctuation

It’s not time to let go yet. WWE has seen a lot of people leave the company in recent months, with some of them being willing to leave than others. There have been a few people who have wanted to get out of the company while others have been made to leave, meaning that WWE is happier to get rid of others than some. In one case though, WWE is not letting some wrestlers go easily.

One of the more intriguing stories over the last few years came to an end on April 10 when the Revival was released from their WWE contracts. This came after over a year of the team trying to get away and WWE not using them as a serious team. The team now has new names and look ready for the future, but WWE is still giving them a hard time, even though the team is gone from the company.

According to Wrestlinginc.com, earlier this week, WWE filed an opposition to the team’s trademark application for “No Flips, Just Fists”, which was originally filed on February 18. WWE holds the trademark for “No Flips Just Fists”, which was filed on February 24. WWE has also filed oppositions to the trademarks of “#FTRKO” and “Say Yeah”. All three oppositions must be filed by August 26. Now known as the Revolt, the team has not yet publicly signed with another company.

It used to be better. Check out how the team went before the comma fight:

Opinion: Let me make this clear: they are fighting over a comma. This is one of those things where people are more likely to just look at WWE and cringe a bit, as they are filing applications over a punctuation mark. I have no idea why they would reasonably want to this other than to be petty, which isn’t exactly something that is going to make people any happier with WWE than they already have been as of late.

What is next for the Revival? Do you like their new name? Let us know in the comments below.

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