WWE: HIAC Match Producers, Survivor Series to Celebrate Undertaker’s Debut, Trademark Dispute

Producers of Hell in a Cell 2020 Matches

WWE held their Hell in a Cell 2020 event this past Sunday which featured three championship Hell in a Cell matches.

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that Michael Hayes was the main producer of the Hell in a Cell match for the Universal Championship between Jey Uso and Roman Reigns.

Chris Park (former Abyss and Joseph Park in Impact) reportedly was the producer of the Hell in a Cell match for the WWE Championship between Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre.

TJ Wilson (Tyson Kidd in WWE) and Pat Buck reportedly were the main producers of the Hell in a Cell match for the SmackDown Women’s Championship between Sasha Banks and Bayley.

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WWE Announces Undertaker 30th Anniversary Celebration for Survivor Series

WWE recently released an advertisement revealing that next month’s Survivor Series event will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of Undertaker’s debut in the company.

Undertaker made his official WWE debut at WWF Survivor Series 1990, which took place on November 22, 1990, as the mystery fifth member of the villainous Million Dollar Team, which was led by “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase.

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New Trademarks Filed & Stone Cold Trademark Dispute

WWE recently filed several new trademarks to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Two trademarks for “Sin Cara” were filed on October 21st for merchandise-related purposes.

HeelByNature.com reported that WWE is currently involved in a trademark dispute regarding their ownership of the “Stone Cold” trademark. It was reported that NFL player Chris Jones recently filed a trademark for “Stone Cold Jones Soda” resulting in WWE filing opposition on October 14th. WWE reportedly is claiming that Jones’ trademark filing infringes on their trademarks for “Stone Cold” and “Stone Cold Steve Austin.” WWE also claims that their usage of the “Stone Cold” name predates Jones’ earliest usage of the phrase as part of their case for why Jones’ filing should be denied.