Adam Copeland Seeks Trademarks for ‘Cope,’ ‘Ledgend,’ and ‘The Rogue’ After AEW Debut

Adam Copeland, widely known as Edge, has taken a significant step to safeguard his intellectual property by filing for four trademarks through his company, Wet Yeti, INC. These trademark registrations span various categories related to entertainment and merchandise, fortifying his brand’s protection.

Here is an overview of the trademark filings:

• ICONOCLAST: This trademark registration encompasses a wide array of merchandise items, including bandanas, hats, shirts, socks, sweatshirts, and hooded sweatshirts.
• THE ROGUE: Registered under this trademark are categories linked to entertainment services. This includes wrestling contests, live appearances, personal appearances, televised appearances, and the provision of wrestling news and information via the internet. The trademark is designed to uphold Edge’s brand within the professional wrestling and sports entertainment sphere.
• COPE: Similar to “The Rogue,” the COPE trademark registration aims to protect Edge’s brand in the professional wrestling and sports entertainment arena. It covers entertainment services, live appearances, televised appearances, providing online wrestling news, and conducting online interviews featuring professional wrestling and sports entertainment personalities.
• LEDGEND: This trademark registration encompasses merchandise items such as bandanas, hats, shirts, socks, sweatshirts, and hooded sweatshirts. It ensures the preservation of the LEDGEND brand for merchandise-related purposes.

Adam Copeland made memorable debut in AEW at AEW WrestleDream, where he aligned himself with Darby Allin, Sting, and others. With these trademark filings, Copeland is proactively securing his intellectual property, ensuring that his brand remains robust and secure in the world of professional wrestling and entertainment. These measures indicate Copeland’s commitment to preserving his legacy and brand identity in the industry.

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