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I've not seen the original versions of the Big Show T-Shirt and the Mysterio T-Shirt on WWEShop, so I can only assume that we'll be seeing them soon.

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RVD's should have been "Get High and Rise Above Cancer"

On one hand, I'm all in favor of supporting cancer research.

On the other hand, I don't want to raise money for an organization that sues people for putting "For the Cure" on their little bake sale or whatever. Also, the Planned Parenthood thing really pissed me off.

Wow, that's a lot of John Cena shirts.

I can see that being Cesaro's weapon he would pull out from the crowd, if he was around during the time of WWF No Mercy on the N64.

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Real Men eat with giant utensils.

Keep that away from Abdullah the Butcher.

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RVD's should have been "Get High and Rise Above Cancer"

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VSG is obsessed.

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It's currently at 60.

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Originally Posted by Lock Jaw (Post 4308575)

RVD's should have been "Get High and Rise Above Cancer"

I'd buy that shirt.

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It’s hard to believe it’s been a decade since Goldberg showed up on Raw for the first time. Back then — in the years after WCW buckled under mounting debt and WWE was left as the only relevant company in sports-entertainment — the former WCW Champion was the most exciting WWE acquisition since Chris Jericho jumped ship in 1999. And, yet, Goldberg’s tenure is widely regarded as a disappointment.

Goldberg may not be a huge part of the sports-entertainment conversation today, but he’s surprisingly relevant for a guy who hasn’t been active since his infamous WrestleMania XX bout against Brock Lesnar in 2004. Almost ten years removed from that bizarre night, audiences are still fascinated by the competitor who once went on a 173 match winning streak in WCW. To this day, Goldberg’s name remains one of the most searched terms on WWE.com.

Figuring out why that’s the case isn’t difficult. At a time when the most vital cross-section of WCW’s roster was made up of previously established, 40-something stars like Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage and Lex Luger, Goldberg arrived as a wholly original main event talent. There were a few things about his persona that didn’t feel fresh — there happened to be another guy who was doing the bald head, goatee and black trunks thing already — but there was so much about this former NFL defensive tackle that was wildly unexpected.

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Goldberg took cues from the mixed martial arts world long before the combat sport reached mainstream prominence. And the name Goldberg — a surname most closely associated with female comedian Whoopi Goldberg — wasn’t the moniker of a typical main eventer. In fact, he was nearly known as The Hybrid before deciding to stick with his birthname and inspiring one of sports-entertainment’s most ubiquitous chants.

Most of all, from June 23, 1997, through Dec. 27, 1998, Goldberg did not lose a single match. There’s a growing ideology in sports-entertainment that wins and losses don’t mean much. And, yet, would The Road Warriors have been The Road Warriors if they were getting stomped by The Midnight Express night in and night out? Would Goldberg have been Goldberg if he didn’t flatten Curt Hennig and Saturn with visible ease?

To this very day, Goldberg is romanticized in the quarantine of his thrilling winning streak — and why not? The powerhouse’s best matches were exercises in humiliation for his opponents. These weren’t traditional mat contests where the momentum shifts dramatically back and forth between competitors. These were flat-out muggings. Sure, his opponents were, by and large, puddings. Perennial losers like Jerry Flynn and Glacier who were speared and jackhammered by Goldberg ad infinitum. But watching these saps get annihilated by a physical, aggressive beast of a man was thrilling.

@ Red lol come on WWE

How dare they refer to "Lightning Foot" Jerry Flynn as a "sap" or "pudding".

Yes. I believe the correct term for Jerry Flynn is "raging jobber".

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@ Red lol come on WWE

Apparently whoever writes the WWE.com articles understands how to get guys over more than creative.

dirt sheets are saying that's Vince's ideology.....if so it is a stupid ideology. But it explains why IC champs and MITB winners lose all the time.

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WWE has issued the following press release:

Bring the Excitement of WWE® Home with New Products by Sakar

Kid-friendly Camelio Tablets, Adventure Kits and Accessories Feature WWE Superstars Dwayne "The Rock®" Johnson, John Cena®, Stone Cold Steve Austin®, The Big Show® and More

DALLAS, Oct. 1, 2013 -- Fall Toy Preview -- Leading youth electronics manufacturer Sakar International showcased its new line of officially licensed WWE themed electronics, mobile accessories and other products, today at the Toy Industry Association's Fall Toy Preview in Dallas.

Featuring fan-favorite Superstars The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Big Show, CM Punk®, Ryback®, John Cena®, Kofi Kingston® and CJ Parker(TM), the new products let WWE fans bring the excitement home and show off their allegiance to their favorite characters. The products are part of the licensing deal and the full line will be available soon at major toy retailers. The new WWE products include:

-- The Vivitar Camelio tablet app kit, a WWE-themed 'personality kit' that allows users to customize the 7" Android tablet with their favorite WWE Superstars. Each kit includes a case, as well as a special code to unlock branded content, such as WWE wallpapers, widgets, music and books.

-- Three-piece WWE Adventure Kits, each with a digital camera, binoculars and a flashlight.

-- Character flashlights with wrist strap and mini LED flashlights with carabineer clip.

-- A WWE stylus and universal 7" portfolio-style tablet case, sold separately.

CJ Parker? Huh? Why?

Hmmm, maybe they'll change CJ Parker's name, or else WWE would have made it a registered trademark (R) by now and not just an unregistered trademark (TM). Registration costs several hundred dollars per product class, but that's a drop in the bucket for WWE.

I feel as if Dolph Ziggler should be in a shaving commercial, let's say Gillette Mach 3.

"I am perfectiooon!" -Cue three jets overhead leaving trails of shaving cream-

Dolph glides the razor over his cheek and grins at the close, smooth shave! :)

"The perfect shave for the perfect champ."

Alberto Del Rio: So, I get this shave?

CJ Parker might be even worse than Bo Dallas.

Dude, you just don't get the Moonchild.

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Dude, you just don't get the Moonchild.

Yes, I get a HEADACHE!!!!!

Wooooooo!

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Seriously...

definitely gives Bo Dallas a run for his "Stupid face" money.