WWE News: Two Interesting WWE-Related Trademarks Filed

Recently, WWE got fans talking with a trademark filing for the NWO (you can read that here) which immediately led to rumors of a possible new incarnation or return for the legendary faction that helped WCW explode into prominence in the Summer of 1996. Today, there’s more interesting news on the trademark front, but this time the filings weren’t made by WWE.

PWInsider is reporting two new trademarks that many would consider to be WWE terminology, so to speak. First, Tatevik The Gamer who wrestles out of California has filed to trademark “Sister Abigail” back on June 5th. Of course, WWE fans have known this to be synonymous with Bray Wyatt as it’s the name of his finisher, as well as dead/imaginary sister. There were also plans for it to be an alternate personality of Wyatt last October at TLC, however Wyatt had to be pulled due to an illness.

Below is the trademark listing that was filed. It should be noted that WWE has not trademarked the Sister Abigail name:

“Entertainment services, namely, wrestling exhibits and performances by a professional wrestler and entertainer also for wrestling purposes.”

Additionally, three days later on June 8th the KBN Inc. Corporation Nevada, based out of Las Vegas, has filed for the trademark “Halloween Havoc” with the following listings:

“T-shirts; Baseball caps and hats; Clothing for wear in wrestling games; Graphic T-shirts.”

“Entertainment in the nature of wrestling contests; Entertainment services in the nature of a wrestling club; Entertainment services, namely, wrestling exhibits and performances by a professional wrestler and entertainer; Providing wrestling news and information via a global computer network.”

There’s also a logo associated with the filings, which you may recognize:

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