AEW star Jack Perry, also known as Jungle Boy, has recently filed for two new trademarks with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The trademarks in question are “A Boy and His Dinosaur” and “Jurassic Express.” These filings were made on December 11 and are intended for use in the entertainment and clothing industries.
The trademarks specifically cover a range of items including hats, shirts, bandanas, sweatshirts, and hooded sweatshirts. This move suggests that Perry is looking to capitalize on the popularity of his persona and brand within the wrestling community.
It’s worth noting that Perry has been absent from television recently, following a suspension due to a backstage altercation with CM Punk at the All In event. This incident caused quite a stir among fans and industry insiders, leading to Perry’s temporary removal from the spotlight.
However, it seems that Perry is now focused on building his personal brand and expanding his merchandise offerings. By securing trademarks for “A Boy and His Dinosaur” and “Jurassic Express,” he is taking steps to protect his intellectual property and establish a strong presence in the market.
With AEW gaining significant momentum and a growing fanbase, it’s no surprise that wrestlers like Perry are looking to leverage their popularity and create additional revenue streams. Merchandise sales have always been a crucial aspect of the wrestling business, and trademarks play a vital role in ensuring that wrestlers can profit from their own likeness and catchphrases.
While it remains to be seen how these trademarks will be utilized, it’s safe to say that fans can expect to see a range of “A Boy and His Dinosaur” and “Jurassic Express” merchandise in the near future. Whether it’s t-shirts, hats, or other accessories, Perry’s trademarks will allow him to bring his unique brand to a wider audience.
For more information on Jack Perry’s trademark filings, you can visit the United States Patent and Trademark Office website.
Source: Wrestling Headlines