AEW changes terminology during women's match at Blood and Guts
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 7:26 PM
Last updated Nov 5, 2026

During AEW's annual Blood and Guts episode of Dynamite on November 5, commentators altered their terminology regarding toy bricks. The change was prompted by a directive prohibiting the use of the brand name 'LEGO' during broadcasts. Instead, the term 'toy bricks' was employed as a precaution to adhere to trademark guidelines. This shift occurred while fans watched the women's match, which opened the show for the second consecutive year. It remains unclear why AEW decided to implement this terminology adjustment.
- •The annual Blood and Guts episode aired on November 5, 2026.
- •Commentary shifted to using 'toy bricks' instead of 'LEGO'.
- •The women's match opened the show for the second consecutive year.
- •The change was prompted by a directive from WWE concerning brand terminology.
- •Reasons for AEW's precautionary measure are not fully explained.
- 7:26 PMWrestling Inc — Report: AEW Was Forced To Change Terminology During Blood & Guts Match
"On Wednesday, AEW had their annual Blood and Guts episode of "Dynamite". Fans noticed that commentary changed terminology during the women's match.
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