WWE Files Bella Twins Trademark

Could this be an indicator of a Bella Twins return?

by Andrew Pollard
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WWE has filed for a new trademark relating to the Bella Twins.

As of 27 July, Vince McMahon's sports entertainment juggernaut filmed to trademark the term "Bella Wine Matchups" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

The formal details of this trademark are as follows:

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“G & S: Entertainment services, namely, a continuing program about wine, wine pairings, cooking, food, recipes, restaurants, bars, culinary arts, travel, adventure, culture, lifestyles, health, fitness, nutrition and social entertainment events accessible by television, cable, fiber optic networks, wireless networks, satellite, audio video, mobile applications and global computer information networks; providing information via a global computer information network in the nature of a continuing program about wine, wine pairings, cooking, food, recipes, restaurants, bars, culinary arts, travel, adventure, culture, lifestyles, health, fitness, nutrition and social entertainment events; online journals, namely, blogs in the fields of wine, wine pairings, cooking, food, recipes, restaurants, bars, culinary arts, travel, adventure, culture, lifestyles, health, fitness, nutrition and social entertainment events.”

Current speculation suggests that this trademark relates to an upcoming new show or segment for Brie and Nikki Bella's YouTube channel, or that it could be tied to the twins' Belle Radici wine label or their Bonita Bonita Wine brand.

There has been plenty of rumblings that Brie and Nikki could make their WWE returns before the year is out, with the Bellas having previously made it clear that they intend to challenge for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships at some point.

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The last time the Bella Twins were seen on WWE television was at WrestleMania 37, where they were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame (as part of the 2020 class) and appeared on Night 2 of 'Mania to lay out Bayley.

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