Professional Wrestling Mugs
Description: Pro science. Pro choice. Pro wrestling. Three things that shouldn't need a referee to settle. This bold statement shirt is made for wrestling fans who believe in science, bodily autonomy, and the absolute glory of professional wrestling. Whether you're watching WWE, AEW, indie wrestling, or just yelling at the TV during a questionable finish, this design lets everyone know exactly where you stand. Perfect for pro wrestling fans, science lovers, pro-choice supporters, wrestling nerds, and anyone who appreciates a little attitude with their political opinions. A RetroMeowster Original - Paws Out Pixels On!
Description: I Survived the Monday Night War. For the wrestling fans who remember flipping between WWF Raw Is War and WCW Monday Nitro every Monday night, living through the greatest wrestling television battle of the 90s. This retro wrestling design celebrates Raw Is War, the Monday Night War, 90s wrestling, and the Attitude Era — back when Monday night meant choosing a side. Perfect for WWF fans, wrestling nostalgists, Attitude Era fans, and anyone who remembers when wrestling television was must-see TV. A RetroMeowster Original - Paws Out Pixels On!
Description: I Survived the Monday Night War. For the wrestling fans who remember flipping between WCW Monday Nitro and WWF Raw every Monday night, living through the greatest wrestling television battle of the 90s. This retro WCW-inspired design celebrates the Monday Night War, 90s wrestling, Monday Nitro, and the era when wrestling fans had to pick a side. Perfect for WCW fans, wrestling nostalgists, and anyone who remembers when Monday night meant war. A RetroMeowster Original - Paws Out Pixels On!
Description: Professional wrestling is a form of athletic[1] theater[2] that revolves around mock combat performed in a squared ring, the central conceit being that the performers are sportsmen competing for championship titles and glory. The wrestlers, being actors as well as stuntmen, present morality plays with likable "faces" challenging despicable "heels". The ring is the main stage, but in televised wrestling shows, additional scenes can be filmed backstage, in a format similar to reality television.
