Bryan Danielson Received Legal Letter From WWE After Applying For 'Yes' Trademark
09/05/2024 10:57 AM
In a recent interview with “Luke James Chats,” Bryan Danielson revealed that he received a legal notice from WWE after filing a trademark for his “Yes! Yes! Yes!” catchphrase.
Danielson submitted the trademark application in July and continued to use the chants as recently as AEW All In London 2024.
Danielson said, "I applied for it, but then I got, it wasn't necessarily a cease and desist. I got some sort of legal letter from WWE. It's really weird because my manager texted me and said, 'Hey, this thing is available, do you want to get it?' I was like, 'How much does it cost?' It wasn't that much. 'Okay, sure.' Shortly after that, I got an email from WWE saying, 'This is infringing on this or that or whatever.' I'm like, 'I'm not trying to sell anybody anything. I just do my thing.' It did feel good to see the crowd raising their hands like that after such a long time.”
Danielson defeated Swerve Strickland to win the AEW World Championship at All In London 2024 at Wembley Stadium. He will defend the title against Jack Perry this weekend at All Out 2024 in Chicago.
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