Xtreme Alternate Logo

The Los Angeles Xtreme was an American football team based in Los Angeles, California. They played as part of the short-lived XFL, a professional league founded by Vince McMahon in 2001. The Xtreme had one of the most unique and recognizable logos among all teams that participated in the league: a bright yellow lightning bolt with blue trim that was inspired by classic 1950s sci-fi movie posters.

The logo was designed to be bold and eye-catching; it featured two curved lines resembling lightning bolts on either side of an “X” formed from four stars at its center. This symbolized speed and power but also created a strong connection to Hollywood culture, which has long been associated with Los Angeles itself. It was so popular that fans often referred to their team simply as “the Bolt” or “the Lightning Bolt” due to its prominence within their branding materials such as jerseys and merchandise items like hats or t-shirts featuring this iconic design element.

Unfortunately for fans around America who enjoyed seeing this logo on television screens during games broadcasted live every Saturday night during springtime back then, the league folded after just one season due largely to financial problems caused by low viewership ratings across all 10 teams involved including LAX (as they were nicknamed). However, despite not lasting very long overall, many people remember fondly how cool-looking this alternate logo still is today – even if it didn't get enough exposure when first used over 20 years ago!