Wwf Socks
Description: Who has the more dominant era? It is the new school pro wrestlers or the old school rasslers?!
Pro Wrestling Dream matches, Vol. 2 Socks
by Illegal Foreign Object
$14 $20
WrestleMania 13 - Stone Cold VS Bret Hart - Submission Match Socks
by The Dark Vestiary
$14 $20
Description: 💣 BREAK THE WALLS DOWN! celebrate the arrival of the new millennium with this retro Jericho design. 💾 CLASSIC Y2J AESTHETIC! The blue grid background pays homage to the digital countdown clock and the "Y2K" panic that defined his explosive 1999 debut. A perfect throwback for fans who remember the golden age of the 90s. 🎁 ULTIMATE 90s FAN GIFT! If you grew up watching the Attitude Era, this shirt is essential. It’s a stylish piece of nostalgia for anyone who was there when Y2J saved the wrestling world.
Chris Jericho Tshirt You Made The List Y2J Retro 90s Vintage Socks
by World Wrestling Federation ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
$14 $20
Description: This image features the logo for Universal Championship Wrestling. The design includes bold black letters "UCW" with a dynamic light blue swoosh and starburst, alongside the website URL "UCWVERSE.COM" along the bottom.
Universal Championship Wrestling Logo White Outline Socks
by Universal Championship Wrestling (UCW)
$14 $20
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.
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.
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.
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.
Description: Snuka wrestled for several promotions from the 1970s to 2010s. He was best known for his time in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) in the 1980s to where he was credited with introducing the high-flying wrestling style. He was inducted into the WWF Hall of Fame in 1996, and was the inaugural ECW World Heavyweight Champion (a title he held twice) in Eastern Championship Wrestling (later Extreme Championship Wrestling). His children, Sim Snuka and Tamina Snuka, are both professional wrestlers.
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.
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.
Description: Without Eric Bischoff, there would be no WWE. Say what you want about him, good or bad, this man single-handedly changed the stage, forcing competitors to do the same, resulting in what we know as the Monday Night Wars! He was sleazy, he was Easy, he made wrestling great again and put the "E" in WWE.
ERIC BISCHOFF FOR PRESIDENT "MADE WRESTLING GREAT AGAIN" '97 Socks
by jennesis
$14 $20
