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WWE has filed two new trademarks for Worlds Collide, this time for merchandise.
According to Fightful, WWE filed both applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on October 5, 2026. These are in addition to the existing Worlds Collide trademark WWE already holds for the events themselves.
One filing is under International Class 025, for clothing. The description covers tops, shirts, jackets, sweatshirts, hoodies, outerwear, bottoms, pants, shorts, underwear, dresses, pajamas, lingerie, ties, scarves, gloves, swimwear, Halloween and masquerade costumes, footwear, headwear, wrist bands, bandanas, and championship trophy belts.
The other filing is under International Class 028, for toys. That description covers action figures and accessories, dolls, cases for action figures, toy wrestling rings, playsets, toy vehicles, board games, hand-held electronic games, tabletop games, construction toys, playing cards, jigsaw puzzles, stuffed and plush toys, toy belts, knee and elbow pads, toy foam hands, costume and novelty masks, Christmas tree decorations, toy spinning tops, arcade games, kites, bobble-head dolls, puppets, card games, toy model guitars, toy water guns, inflatable pool toys, doll furniture, party favors, skateboards, toy scooters, and collectible toy wrestling championship belts.
The timing follows the latest WWE and AAA Worlds Collide event, held September 26, 2026 in Chicago and aired September 30. WWE has also been expanding the Worlds Collide concept since acquiring Lucha Libre AAA, and a line of AAA action figures is planned for 2027.
What the filings likely mean is straightforward. WWE is locking down the Worlds Collide name for shirts, figures, and other merchandise, not just for the shows. What is not confirmed is any specific product, release date, or price. A filing for a toy line does not announce one.
