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Wrestling T-Shirts that Shouldn't have Made It to the Merchandise Table
Wrestling fans love their merchandise. They line up to buy merch at WWE and AEW events, looking for everything from armbands and championship belts to posters, dolls and t-shirts. They will often pay a lot of money to get merchandise that is artistically or has a connection to their favorite wrestler.

There are many shirts that just don't cut it. Some wwe shirts are simply not cut for the job, whether it's because they were poorly designed or an attempt to connect to a particular character.

Jack Swagger's "We The People” slogan was interesting enough to merit a shirt. However, the phrase on its back is too simple and lost in the over-saturation with red and blue. The white becomes almost a distraction from the message because it is so covered in all the colors.

WWE made a bad decision in referencing the powerbomb several times. It is not clear that it has any connection to Swagger's slogan. Also, it does little to increase the reality of the powerbomb. Although the powerbomb is an extremely powerful weapon that can inflict as much damage on the face as the body, WWE made a mistake and put it on a tshirt.

Karrion Kross' character has been confusing and outlandish since his inception. However, this doesn't mean that it is a bad design choice. The look is poor and the nonsensical words on the front and back are distracting.

Although wwemerch and back of the shirt are too busy to make a good design, the zebra pattern on sleeves and the hourglass logo at the chest stand out in a striking way. The shirt's biggest problem is the absurd phrasing.

Although a bumblebee is supposed be a symbol of Jericho's badass, the way they have used it here makes it one of the most awkward wrestling t-shirts. This shirt's bumblebee has no resemblance with the Jericho bee, and the back phrasing doesn't match the image that's been constructed around him for many years.

This is the worst tee shirt ever, and should never have made it to the merch counter. This product is a shame. It is one of the most outrageous and outright crass designs I have ever seen on a wrestle shirt.

This shirt is an example of a shirt that the Undertaker has not produced in a long time. This product is not only poor in design, but also brings back memories of Rob Reiner's courtroom dramas that were not professional wrestling.
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