Source: WrestlingINC

WWE filed two trademark applications last week for “King of the Ring.” According to Trademarkia, one trademark was for “a show about professional wrestling” while the other was for “Computer software, namely, software for the creation of mobile internet applications and client interfaces.” It appears as if WWE will be using the name for a RAW or SmackDown branded pay-per-view next year.

The event was an annual pay-per-view from 1993 – 2002. After that, it was a pay-per-view in 2006 before becoming a one-night tournament on RAW in 2008 and 2010. It returned last year, with the final being a WWE Network exclusive event won by Wade Barrett.

The show opened with a graphic in memory of Verne Gagne 1926-2015. Then there was a video package for the King of the Ring.

Semi-Final 1: Neville def. Sheamus: Dolph Ziggler came out and showed a replay of Sheamus losing at Extreme Rules. Sheamus missed a Brogue Kick and Neville kicked Sheamus in the head. Neville hit the Red Arrow for the win.

After the match, Ziggler and Sheamus brawled. Sheamus got busted open.

Semi-Final 2: Bad News Barrett def. R-Truth.

There was a tribute video for Verne Gagne.

Final: Bad News Barrett def. Neville: BNB is the 2015 King of the Ring.

After the match on the stage, BNB crowned himself not letting Jerry “The King” Lawler do it. Lawler announced BDB as Kink of the Ring. BNB says WWE finally has someone with enough class to call King. BNB says he will rule his Kingdom with an iron fist and a Bullhammer. The show went off the air with BNB on his throne.