Wrestling fans, get ready to unlock the vault! WWE has just filed a trademark for a potential new TV show called “WWE Vault.” According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the application was made on May 17 and is now awaiting examination by an attorney.
What’s in the Vault?
The filing describes “WWE Vault” as a show about professional wrestling, encompassing a wide range of entertainment services. This includes the production and exhibition of wrestling events, distribution via television and multiple media platforms, and providing wrestling news and information. Additionally, WWE aims to offer sports and entertainment content through a dedicated website.
Speculations and Comparisons
While the specifics of how and where “WWE Vault” will air remain under wraps, the name hints at a possible treasure trove of wrestling history. Fans might recall “WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures” on A&E, which focused on hunting down rare wrestling memorabilia. There’s also “WWE Confidential,” which featured a segment called “From the Vault” showcasing classic matches. With WWE’s rich 50+ year history, the new show could potentially dive deep into archival footage, forgotten storylines, and legendary bouts.
WWE’s Growing Media Presence
“WWE Speed,” the latest addition to WWE’s programming lineup, found its home on the X platform, showing the company’s commitment to expanding its media reach. “WWE Vault” could be another strategic move to tap into nostalgia and offer fans a comprehensive look at the promotion’s storied past.