AEW files an interesting trademark just before Dynamite's 5th anniversary

Tonight will be the fifth anniversary of AEW Dynamite, and the company is going all out to celebrate. Alongside its TV rights renewal with Warner Bros. Discovery, All Elite Wrestling has filed a trademark for 'King of Harts.'

'King of Harts' was one of the nicknames for legendary WWE Superstar Owen Hart, who tragically passed away in 1999. AEW has partnered with Owen's widow, Martha Hart, and her Owen Hart Foundation to produce an annual tournament honoring the legend.

The Jacksonville-based promotion sells a King of Harts t-shirt on its official site, but its original attempt to trademark the phrase in 2021 was blocked. The promotion filed to trademark 'King of Harts' once again on October 1 but limited it to merchandise this time around.

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Tony Khan announces biggest-ever overrun for AEW Dynamite

Tonight's fifth-anniversary edition of Wednesday Night Dynamite will be held in Pittsburgh, PA. The company is celebrating a major milestone with its new television and streaming deal. The show may also hold some surprises.

All Elite President Tony Khan took to X/Twitter to let fans know that there will be a massive overrun tonight—the biggest in Dynamite history. Khan claimed that it could last half an hour or more.

"TONIGHT, to celebrate 5 years of Wednesday Night #AEWDynamite, TBS has given us our biggest overrun ever for tonight's action, could be a half hour or more! TONIGHT, 8pm ET/7pm CT That's not the only announcement today. I can't wait to celebrate with all of you on TBS tonight!" Tony Khan wrote.

Check out Khan's tweet below:

All Elite Wrestling will begin simulcasting its weekly shows, Dynamite and Collision, on MAX in January 2025. Its new contract is reportedly valued at up to $150 million. Whether the company will land its rumored deal with FOX for another show remains to be seen.