AEW Trademark Filings Unveil Potential Holiday Event Plans

AEW is bringing some serious holiday cheer to wrestling fans this season! The promotion is going all out, filing two festive trademarks on November 18 that are sure to turn heads: Dynamite on 34th Street and Christmas Collision. Both were filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office under entertainment services.

According to the filings, these trademarks cover “entertainment in the nature of wrestling contests; entertainment services in the nature of live professional wrestling performances; entertainment services in the nature of production of professional wrestling programs and events; entertainment services, namely, production and distribution of ongoing television programs in the field of professional wrestling.”

So, what does this mean for AEW fans? It looks like these holiday-themed names could be setting the stage for special episodes or unique match gimmicks. And here’s an intriguing twist: Christmas happens to fall on a Wednesday this year—the night AEW Dynamite typically airs. Could Dynamite on 34th Street be a holiday-themed episode packed with surprises? Or will Christmas Collision deliver a seasonal showdown like no other?

While AEW hasn’t confirmed exactly what’s in store, it’s clear they’re ready to deck the halls—and the ring—this December.

What do you think AEW has planned for these holiday-themed trademarks? Are you excited for a special episode or match? Let us know in the comments!