WWE Makes Trademark Move with ‘Fatal Influence’ Term
WWE is known for its aggressive pursuit of trademarks, and on August 13, 2024, the company made a notable move by filing to trademark the term ‘Fatal Influence’ with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The trademark application specifies that it is intended for entertainment services, particularly for “performances by a professional wrestler.” This filing marks WWE’s latest step in securing intellectual property related to its wrestling programming.
The document submitted to the USPTO on August 13, 2024, outlines the intended use of the ‘Fatal Influence’ trademark in various entertainment contexts. These include wrestling exhibitions and performances by professional wrestlers, which may be broadcasted on television, radio, or online platforms. Additionally, the trademark is meant to cover the provision of wrestling news and information through digital channels, such as websites and online communities dedicated to sports entertainment.
Below is an excerpt from the official trademark filing with the USPTO, detailing the scope of services associated with the ‘Fatal Influence’ mark:
– Entertainment services, namely, wrestling exhibitions and performances by professional wrestlers
– Provision of wrestling news and information online
– Hosting sporting events for wrestling fan club members
– Online publication of newsletters and blogs related to sports entertainment
With this recent trademark application, WWE reinforces its commitment to branding and protecting its intellectual property assets in the competitive world of professional wrestling. ‘Fatal Influence’ represents a new potential addition to the company’s extensive portfolio of trademarks linked to its entertainment offerings and wrestling programming.
