Here’s Why WWE Trademarked ‘Sunday Stunner’ Show Name

Published: Feb 21, 2022 by SP3 | Last Updated: Apr 24, 2022 by SP3

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Following the rebrand of NXT, WWE is starting the latest rebrand in the company, this time for their live events.

On February 3, World Wrestling Entertainment filed the trademark on “WWE Sunday Stunner” for entertainment services.

Ticketmaster has now starting advertising the promotion’s Sunday May 1 non-televised live event in Fairfax, Virginia under the new moniker. They were previously promoted as “WWE Live” events.

This follows the promotion branding their upcoming events on Saturday April 23 and 30 as Saturday Night’s Main Event.

As of now, both of the new branding will be for non-televised live events.

Only Ticketmaster and the Eaglebank Arena website has started advertising the rebranding, but the company has not announced it as of yet and no other post-WrestleMania events are currently being promoted under the new names.

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