WWE Star Revives Former Nickname?
Recent developments in the WWE suggest a possible revival of a notable nickname associated with one of its star wrestlers. The nickname “Tribal Heir,” which previously belonged to Solo Sikoa, is gaining attention due to a recent trademark application.
Background on The Bloodline
Since its formation in 2021, The Bloodline faction has included several prominent members of the Anoaʻi family, well known in professional wrestling. This group has featured notable figures such as Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn, and Paul Heyman.
Current Lineup of The Bloodline
Currently, the faction, now referred to as The MFT, is led by Solo Sikoa. He is joined by other talents, including:
- Tama Tonga
- Tonga Loa
- JC Mateo
- Talla Tonga
Trademark Application for ‘Tribal Heir’
On November 6, WWE filed an application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for the term “Tribal Heir.” The application is registered under serial number 99483684 and encompasses various entertainment services tied to wrestling.
Details of the Filing
The trademark application includes:
- Wrestling exhibitions and performances by professional wrestlers.
- Broadcasting capabilities via television, radio, and online platforms.
- Provision of wrestling news and information through a global network.
- Fan club services, including organizing wrestling events and social entertainment activities.
- Online newsletters and blogs focusing on sports entertainment.
Future Implications
As of now, WWE has not disclosed its specific plans regarding the use of the “Tribal Heir” nickname. Fans and observers of the wrestling community are keen to see how this development unfolds.
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