Okada trademarks his nickname as “The Rainmaker”

Kazuchika Okada recently took a big step by filing a trademark for his iconic “Rainmaker” persona on January 12th with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), with the assistance of Michael E. Dockins.

As Okada’s contract with NJPW is set to expire this month, fans have been eagerly waiting to see where he will end up next. Despite interest from major wrestling promotions like AEW and WWE, Okada is widely expected to continue his journey with NJPW.

The trademark filing for “RAINMAKER™” covers a wide range of entertainment categories related to wrestling. It includes entertainment services such as wrestling contests, live performances, personal appearances, televised events, and even providing wrestling news and information through online platforms.

This move not only solidifies Okada’s ownership over the iconic “Rainmaker” persona but also opens up exciting possibilities for fans to further engage with his brand outside of the wrestling ring. With his unique charisma and in-ring talent, it’s no surprise that Okada is looking to expand his reach and leave a lasting impact on the world of professional wrestling.

Fans can expect to see more of the “Rainmaker” trademark in action across various forms of entertainment, reinforcing Okada’s status as one of the most influential and recognizable stars in the industry. Stay tuned for updates on how Okada’s trademark journey unfolds and what new opportunities it may bring for him and his loyal fanbase.