Kemo
04-15-2023, 02:48 AM
WWE is no stranger to filing trademark claims in order to protect their intellectual properties, and the latest addition to their list is "WWE Superstars of Tomorrow".
The trademark claim has been filed for entertainment services, including a show about professional wrestling and the production and exhibition of professional wrestling events through various media platforms.
This move by WWE has led to speculation about whether the company is planning to introduce another show to their programming slate.
While WWE has been using the term "Superstars" to refer to their wrestlers for years, this new claim appears to refer to those who are yet to make their mark in the industry.
A recent report in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter sheds some light on WWE's intentions with the new trademark. According to the report, the trademark "is likely related to its new reality series following the people at the recent training camp in Los Angeles who they have signed to new deal."
This information raises the possibility of a new reality series featuring WWE's newest recruits as they train and prepare for their debut on the main roster. It would not be too surprising for the company, as it continues to invest in reality programming, as evidenced by shows such as Total Divas and Miz and Mrs.
Furthermore, it would give fans a look at wrestlers which are yet to debut in the company, and grow to become fans of them. It would also fit in with the WWE's focus on developing new talent and investing in the future of the company.
The trademark claim has been filed for entertainment services, including a show about professional wrestling and the production and exhibition of professional wrestling events through various media platforms.
This move by WWE has led to speculation about whether the company is planning to introduce another show to their programming slate.
While WWE has been using the term "Superstars" to refer to their wrestlers for years, this new claim appears to refer to those who are yet to make their mark in the industry.
A recent report in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter sheds some light on WWE's intentions with the new trademark. According to the report, the trademark "is likely related to its new reality series following the people at the recent training camp in Los Angeles who they have signed to new deal."
This information raises the possibility of a new reality series featuring WWE's newest recruits as they train and prepare for their debut on the main roster. It would not be too surprising for the company, as it continues to invest in reality programming, as evidenced by shows such as Total Divas and Miz and Mrs.
Furthermore, it would give fans a look at wrestlers which are yet to debut in the company, and grow to become fans of them. It would also fit in with the WWE's focus on developing new talent and investing in the future of the company.