Wednesday, December 25, 2024

WWE Trademark Filings May Be Indicative Of New Present





WWE just lately filed two associated emblems with america Patent and Trademark Workplace, suggesting new programming could possibly be in growth, almost certainly to stream on Peacock. 

One trademark, for “WWE Legends & Future Greats,” was filed on October 19 and describes “leisure providers, specifically, a seamless program about sports activities and leisure accessible by the use of tv, satellite tv for pc, audio, video, web-based purposes, cell phone purposes and laptop networks.” The trademark continues with the same old verbiage typical of such filings. Moreover, WWE filed an accompanying trademark for its shortened title, “WWE LFG,” the place an outline extra explicitly states “a present about skilled wrestling.”

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WWE has not launched any official statements or documentation relating to the emblems’ meant objective, however a sequence titled “WWE Legends & Future Greats” could be typical of the kind of content material the corporate streams on Peacock below the “WWE Originals” umbrella. WWE already streams just a few different limited-run titles involving legends and/or Corridor of Famers, together with “Legends with JBL,” the place the titular topic interviews veterans, and “Desk for 3,” which brings collectively three wrestling personalities, previous and/or current, to speak store over meals.

Then there’s the notorious “Legends Home actuality sequence.” The one-season present within the vein of “Large Brother” and “Actual World” featured a number of wrestling icons lodging below the identical roof. The primary season’s forged included Tony Atlas, “Imply” Gene Okerlund, Hillbilly Jim, Jimmy Hart, Pat Patterson, Howard Finkel, “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan and “Rowdy” Roddy Piper. Highlights included a good friendship forming between Piper and Duggan, and Pat Patterson popping out in entrance of WWE cameras for the primary time. Regardless of being a success with viewers, WWE opted in opposition to producing a second season.

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