WWE Gives Up On Trademarking Brock Lesnar’s Name

Felix Upton 1 min read
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Brock Lesnar left WWE after WrestleMania 36, and they failed to reach a deal by the time they were contractually allowed to sell his merchandise. The company still tried to hold onto a trademark on their name.

According to Heel By Nature, WWE’s trademark on Brock Lesnar’s name has expired. The United States Patent and Trademark Office cancelled the trademark on Lesnar’s name when WWE did not comply with a request for documentation.

The trademark was filed on January 9th for Brock Lesnar’s name to be used in “entertainment services by a professional wrestler.” This was denied on March 12th, and more documentation was requested.

WWE had six months to get documentation, but they were not able get that written consent from Lesnar to trademark his name. The filing was abandoned on October 2nd.

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Felix Upton

Felix Upton

Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.