By Taruka Srivastav

Thanasi Kokkinakis has been given a legal notice by Kellogg’s for using Special K as his nickname commercially.

According to a report by The Advertiser Kokkinakis, 21, wanted to use the brand on clothing and other merchandise. Kellogg’s currently owns the right to the Special K trademark in Australia for the past 59 years. The company has initiated court proceedings to defend the Special K trademark.

Kokkinakis tweet suggested that along with his followers, he too is quite amused by the news.

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Source: The Drum