Caleb Williams is a fakkit.

[Taadow]

What does Jerry Butler think?

 

[Sterling Archer]

This is the part people are skipping over. How many times has iceman been used in marketing materials promoting the nba, Nike (before players got a percentage of royalties, mind you), the spurs or gervin himself? And NO ONE got that man a trademark? THATS who Gervin should be pissed at.

But now because Caleb has his shyt in order it’s a question of what’s right? History was literally repeating itself with all the iceman marketing this past season. Didn’t hear anyone complaining then. Props to Caleb for saying “nuh uh.”

Stop letting these people make money off your brand while you get pennies, and take control of what your work has delivered you.

You said all this for nothing.

 

[Sterling Archer]

Gervin been retired 40 years , nobody talking about iceman no more unless it’s Caleb or Trae he old & irrelevant.That was the 70’s early 80’s stfu

Nobody calls Caleb “Iceman”.

 

[Sterling Archer]

 

[broller]

Nobody calls Caleb “Iceman”.

Bears Quarterback Caleb Williams Has a New Nickname

Clutch drives and icy nerves earn Bears' QB Caleb Williams a cool new moniker. Discover his "Iceman" nickname and the moments that solidified it.

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[CHICAGO]

Bears Quarterback Caleb Williams Has a New Nickname

Clutch drives and icy nerves earn Bears' QB Caleb Williams a cool new moniker. Discover his "Iceman" nickname and the moments that solidified it.

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DUDE WE'RE IN THE CITY.

NO ONE CALLS HIM THAT shyt



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[Sterling Archer]

Bears Quarterback Caleb Williams Has a New Nickname

Clutch drives and icy nerves earn Bears' QB Caleb Williams a cool new moniker. Discover his "Iceman" nickname and the moments that solidified it.

roundtable.io

I know you think this is something breh. It’s marketing. They are trying to make us call him Iceman. I’m telling you, no one does breh. Trust me. You didn’t hear a single fan calling him that. And you will only hear Bears employees (announcers) saying it.

 

[Harry B]

I was today years old when I found out that Caleb calls himself I guess Iceman

Also, I don’t understand how you can trademark a name from a famous movie/comic

 

[Woodrow]

You said all this for nothing.

and you responded because...?

 

[Trojan 24]

They pretending he made this up

 

[TheNig]

Aubrey gonna have to change the name of his album.

We getting GTA6 before we get that album.

 

[Harry B]

Was this the first time and only time anyone called him that, cause he had one good snow game?

 

[Harry B]

Btw,

Just a short list of athletes who had the name before December 2025.

So I really hope nobody gets to trademark it.

American football
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Ike Charlton (born 1977), American former National Football League defensive back
Carlos Huerta (born 1969), American former National Football League placekicker
Adam Vinatieri (born 1972), American former National Football League placekicker
Auto racing
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Scott Dixon (born 1980), New Zealand 6x IndyCar Champion
Terry Labonte (born 1956), American NASCAR driver
Scott Moninger (born 1966), American retired road racing cyclist
Kimi Räikkönen (born 1979), Finnish Formula 1 World Champion
Marcus Grönholm (born 1968) Finnish 2x WRC Champion
Basketball
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Wendell Alexis (born 1964), American basketball player
George Gervin (born 1952), American retired National Basketball Association player
Billiards
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Bjorn Haneveer (born 1976), Belgian retired snooker player
Stephen Hendry (born 1969), Scottish retired professional snooker player, 7x World Snooker Champion
Mika Immonen (born 1972), Finnish professional pool player
Darts
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Gerwyn Price (born 1985), Welsh darts player
Alan Warriner-Little (born 1962), English retired darts player
Association football
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Dennis Bergkamp (born 1969), Dutch footballer
Sam Isemonger (born 1978), Australian former rugby league footballer
Victor Lindelöf (born 1994), Swedish footballer
John Ruddy (born 1986), English football goalkeeper
Combat sports
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Chuck Liddell (born 1969), American MMA fighter and UFC Hall of Famer
Milton McCrory (born 1962), American WBC world welterweight boxing champion
Vernon Paris (born 1988), American boxer
Viktor Postol (born 1984), Ukrainian WBC world light-welterweight boxing champion
Iceman John Scully (born 1967), American boxer
Jean-Yves Thériault (born 1955), Canadian kickboxer
Dean Malenko (born 1960), American Professional Wrestler
Other sports
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Björn Borg (born 1956), Swedish tennis player
Ryan Bukvich (born 1978), American former Major League Baseball relief pitcher
Bernard Foley (born 1989), Australian rugby player
Retief Goosen (born 1969), South African golfer
Al Hackner (born 1954), Canadian Hall-of-Fame curler
Hreinn Halldórsson (born 1949), Icelandic shot putter
Michael Jones (rugby union) (born 1965), New Zealand former rugby union player and coach
Damien Thomlinson, former Australian Army commando, swimmer, para-snowboarder, and author
Steve Waugh (born 1965), Australian former cricketer
George Woolf (1910–1946), Canadian jockey

 

[CHICAGO]

I was today years old when I found out that Caleb calls himself I guess Iceman

Also, I don’t understand how you can trademark a name from a famous movie/comic

ICEMAN DIDNT HAVE
ANY COMICS NOR MERCH
IN THE 60S-70S.

THE COMIC HE WAS IN
WAS THE XMEN.

XMEN IS THE TRADEMARK.

YOU CANT TRADEMARK THE NAMES
OF CHARACTERS IN A BOOK.

BY THE TIME ICEMAN
GOT HIS OWN COMIC OR MERCH
GERVIN HAD ESTABLISHED THE TRADEMARK


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[Harry B]

ICEMAN DIDNT HAVE
ANY COMICS NOR MERCH
IN THE 60S-70S.

THE COMIC HE WAS IN
WAS THE XMEN.

XMEN IS THE TRADEMARK.

YOU CANT TRADEMARK THE NAMES
OF CHARACTERS IN A BOOK.

BY THE TIME ICEMAN
GOT HIS OWN COMIC OR MERCH
GERVIN HAD ESTABLISHED THE TRADEMARK


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The article says that Gervin filed his trademark after Caleb Williams

And it also seems as if Marvel does indeed own the trademark to Iceman in certain categories and like you said it wasn't from the 60s but from 2017.

https://trademarks.justia.com/875/20/iceman-87520118.html

Apparently there's 100s or 1000s of Iceman-type TMs.