WWE May Have Stopped The Young Bucks From Utilizing ‘Too Sweet’ Hand Sign

YouTubeThere's arguably no act that fans want to see in WWE further than the Young Bucks. While WWE has reportedly had interest in some time, final year the Bucks opted to instead sign a two-year deal by Ring of Honor & New Japan. Since then, the Southern California tag team has pretty much redefined (along by their Bullet Club compatriots) what it's possible to achieve as an independent wrestler. The Bucks & Bullet Club have shirts in every Hot Topic in the nation, & few items in those Hot Topic stores are further popular. Oh yeah, & they've also re-popularized both the "Suck It" catchphrase & the Kliq & nWo "Too Sweet" had gesture.

The Young Bucks Hit With ACTUAL Cease & Desist From WWE Over 'Too Sweet' Hand Gesture

After months of joking about it, & just one day after Bullet Club "invaded" Raw, WWE sent The Young Bucks an ACTUAL cease & desist letter over the "Too Sweet" hand gesture. Therefore, WWE is demanding the Bucks stop using WWE intellectual property in-ring & on any merchandise immediately. They also want an licence in writing saying the brothers wont use WWE IP again in the future. It's unclear at this point whether The Young Bucks outline to battle this, but sources tell us they've consulted by a lawyer & will figure out what's best in the days to come. While we don't know for sure, it's hard not to assume that this was done as a reaction to the Bullet Club "invading" Raw this week that can be SEEN HERE.

Report: WWE sends Young Bucks cease & desist over use of 'Too Sweet'

according to Pro Wrestling Sheet is reporting the company sent a cease & desist letter to The Young Bucks over the "Too Sweet" hand gesture. The legal document demands they stop using it or any other WWE intellectual property in the ring & on merchandise. Additionally, they want The Bucks licence in writing to not use any other company IP in the future. This isn't the premier time The Bucks & Bullet Club have butted legal heads by WWE on their D-X & nWo-inspired gimmick. WWE moved to trademark the "Too Sweet" sign as far back as March of 2015.

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