AEW star Jack Perry, better known as Jungle Boy, has recently filed for two new trademarks with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The trademarks are for his ring name “Jungle Boy” and his real name “Jack Perry” and are intended for entertainment and clothing purposes.
The trademarks cover a wide range of merchandise, including hats, shirts, bandanas, sweatshirts, and hooded sweatshirts. This move indicates that Perry is looking to capitalize on his popularity and expand his brand beyond the wrestling ring.
It’s worth noting that Perry has been absent from television following his suspension due to a backstage altercation with CM Punk at All In. However, it seems that he is using this time off to focus on building his personal brand and securing his intellectual property rights.
This is a smart business move by Perry, as trademarks can provide legal protection and exclusivity for his brand. By securing the rights to his ring name and real name, he can prevent others from using them without his permission and potentially profit from licensing deals or collaborations in the future.
Trademark filings are not uncommon in the world of professional wrestling, as many wrestlers seek to protect their intellectual property and establish themselves as marketable brands. It’s a way for them to secure their financial future and have control over how their name and likeness are used.
While Perry’s trademarks are still pending approval, it’s a positive step towards establishing himself as a recognized and respected brand in the wrestling industry. With his popularity rising in AEW and his unique in-ring style, it’s no surprise that he wants to protect his intellectual property.
For fans of Jungle Boy, this news could mean more merchandise options in the future. Whether it’s hats, shirts, or other clothing items, having the official Jungle Boy branding can add a sense of authenticity and exclusivity to the products.
It will be interesting to see how Perry’s trademarks progress and what opportunities they may bring for him in the future. As he continues to make a name for himself in AEW and the wrestling world, having these trademarks in place can only benefit his career and financial prospects.
For more information on Jack Perry’s trademark filings, you can visit the United States Patent and Trademark Office website.
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