AEW Plans For New Event Revealed In Trademark Filing

All Elite Wrestling's plans for another new event have been revealed in a trademark filing with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

AEW filed to trademark 'AEW Summer Blockbuster' with the USPTO on April 14, with the trademark being filed for the following purposes:

"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."

AEW have often held special episodes of Dynamite and Collision since the promotion was formed in 2019, including Fyter Fest, St. Patrick's Day Slam, New Year's Smash, and Grand Slam. The new trademark filing suggests AEW have at least one special episode of Dynamite and Collision planned for the Summer of 2025.

AEW will hold special Spring BreakThru editions of Dynamite and Collision this week to celebrate AEW Dynamite becoming the longest-running weekly primetime pro wrestling show in Turner Sports history. Dynamite will achieve the feat by passing WCW Monday Nitro's episode count of 288.

AEW also filed to trademark 'Paragon' on April 14 - the new name of the trio of Adam Cole, Kyle O'Reilly, and Roderick Strong. It was recently revealed why the trio moved away from their Undisputed Kingdom name.

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