Pro Wrestling Merch

A retake on a shirt Andre once wore.

Pro Wrestling Fighters

Pro Wrestling Fighters

A parody combining the 80's magazines and video games of pro wrestling in a distressed design.

Take a walk down King's Road

Ultimate Brand 80's Pro Wrestling Warrior Icon Logo Parody

Wrestling fans far and wide love fantasy booking their favorite wrestlers and promotions. We here at Illegal Foreign Object are no different! Behold! Volume 1 of our Pro Wrestling Dream Matches series!

'Hardcore Icon' Terry Funk. He's gonna do a DOUBLE FLIP! Front top text reads; 'HARDCORE' Front bottom text reads; 'TERRY FUNK' Back text reads; 'SPINNING TOE HOLD' For updates and more, follow me over on Twitter - @HeelBoiGFX, peace and love!

716 Gimmick St.

Classic Logo from the legendary territory promotion

One old ass flyer with one tall ass man on it.

Birth of the dark side

Who has the more dominant era? It is the new school pro wrestlers or the old school rasslers?!

Wrestling move collage design.

D.D.T. Crossover

SUPPORT ALL PRO WRESTLING

Sting and his buddy RoboCop

Tribute tee

Bruiser Brody RGB Shift

Ninja Bruiser Brody

Map of the homes of pro wrestling pre-WWF

For the person who is always four holds ahead of their opponent. I hope this design makes your list!

Heel (gritty white) (Pro Wrestling) | An Original Design from WLS Designs

Too Sweet Gesture (Pro Wrestling) | WLS Designs

Yet another "dream card" design from Illegal Foreign Object. This time we head to Georgia in our time machine, dragging several wrestlers along for the ride.

Classic logo of the legendary Texas promotion

This object has been part of the worst betrayals in pro wrestling

The Great Heart Puncher

Old school poster style design for this tag team classic rivalry.

grab now this Natural Disasters merch, one of the biggest tag teams ever performed, this is perfect get up for the wrestling fans of the early 90s era.

Old school.

Hayabusa & Jinsei Shinzaki Legend T-Shirt

Once upon a time, The Great Power Uti payed the smackdown on Cliff Compton in South Africa. The entire insane story can be found on Colt Cabana's old Art of Wrestling podcast.

There's only ONE WORD to describe Sports entertainment...

"Let me in"