WWE SummerSlam Pop! Vinyl Figures by Funko with The Rock, Hulk Hogan, Mr. T & Macho Man

Funko has announced another killer wave of WWE Pop! vinyl figures with a SummerSlam PPV theme. The WWE SummerSlam Pop! Series includes The Rock, Mr. T and Macho Man Randy Savage. There’s also a really cool Amazon Exclusive Hulk Hogan and Mr. T Pop! 2 Pack!

Each WWE Pop! vinyl figure stands 3.75” tall, features one point of articulation and comes packaged in a full color displayable window box. Collectors can pre-order these WWE figures now from Entertainment Earth for $10.99 each here. The Amazon Exclusive WWE Hulkamania 2 Pack retails for $21.99 and can be pre-ordered here.

WWE ‘90s Tag Team T-Shirt Collection by Homage

We’re just one week away from WWE’s 2019 SummerSlam PPV, and to celebrate Homage has released these awesome retro t-shirts featuring three iconic tag teams from the ‘90s! This awesome WWE ‘90s Tag Team T-Shirt Collection features The Bushwackers, The Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon) and The Nasty Boys. From the wild antics of Luke and Butch, to quite possibly the largest duo in all of pro wrestling, these teams had us glued to the TV screen for hours.

These WWE ‘90s Tag Team T-Shirts are currently available for $32 each, in sizes S-3XL, at Homage.com.

WWE SummerSlam 1992 Caricature T-Shirt Collection by Homage

We’re just one week away from WWE’s 2019 SummerSlam PPV, and to celebrate Homage has released these awesome retro SummerSlam 1992 Caricature T-Shirts of Macho Man Randy Savage and the Ultimate Warrior! These two iconic WWE Superstars met in the main event of SummerSlam 1992 in front of over 80,000 rabid fans battling over the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

These WWE SummerSlam 1992 Caricature T-Shirts are currently available for $32 each, in sizes S-3XL, at Homage.com.

WWE SummerSlam 1992 T-Shirt Collection by Homage

We’re just one week away from WWE’s 2019 SummerSlam PPV, and to celebrate Homage has released these awesome retro SummerSlam 1992 T-Shirts of The Undertaker with Paul Bearer and the SummerSlam logo! 80,355 wrestling fans packed Wembley Stadium in London for WWE’s first major pay-per-view outside of North America. To this day, SummerSlam 1992 is the 4th largest live audience for a WWE event, which was headlined by two main event matches: Macho Man Randy Savage vs Ultimate Warrior for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and Bret Hart vs the British Bulldog for the Intercontinental Championship. While The Undertaker battled Kamala.

These WWE SummerSlam 1992 T-Shirts are currently available for $32 each, in sizes S-3XL, at Homage.com.

WWE Summerslam 2015 “Amell vs. Stardust” T-Shirt for Charity!

Later tonight the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York will host the WWE’s second biggest event of the year, SummerSlam! One of the PPV’s (can we still call it that?) signature matches is a tag-team bout between Arrow’s Stephen Amell and Neville vs. Stardust and King Barrett! As a huge fan of both the WWE and The CW’s DC Comics television show, this is a crossover right up The Blot alley. Rumor has it that Amell will even be wrestling in his new Green Arrow costume!

To commemorate the match, Stephen Amell and the WWE are releasing this officially licensed “Amell vs. Stardust” t-shirt, with a port of the proceeds being donated to Emily’s House, a Toronto-based hospice for children and families specializing in end of life care. How can you not get behind a charity like that!?! Plus you get an awesome SummerSlam design featuring Amell’s Green Arrow and Stardust! Fans can pre-order one now for a very limited time here.

As Amell explained, “Growing up, I loved my WWE shirts. The classic graphics with the date and arena. So if I'm going to risk life and limb in a WWE Ring this Sunday, we're DEFINITELY doing something to raise money for charity. The Muirhead Family - introduced to me through a mutual friend - spent the final week of their son “Odd Sock” Ollie's life at Emily's House. Ollie passed on July 12th of this year. So for Ollie's memory and all the hard workers at Emily's House, let's make a difference.”