WWE and Dr. Squatch have teamed up to release a new limited edition WWE-themed line of products.
Dr. Squatch, a personal care company that offers products marketed towards men, has introduced some WWE-themed soap and deodorant, inspired by Stone Cold Steve Austin and Rey Mysterio.
The description of the products read:
“Bring the smackdown to your shower with the new WWE Collection by Dr. Squatch, inspired by Stone Cold Steve Austin and Lucha Legend Rey Mysterio.”
“Stone Cold Stunner Soap + Deo: Crack open a can of whoop-ass with the bold scents of bold beer, tough leather, and hard-hitting cedarwood. Heavy Grit.”
“Mysterio Magic: Bold notes of fresh lime, smoky mezcal, and oceanic woods that flips expectations like a 619 in the final round. Light Grit.”
Fans can buy these products as a bundle for $28, which is marketed as a Triple Threat Set. If you don’t want the deodorant, you can also buy the soap in a Double Smackdown 2-Pack for $16.
WWE Shop Recently (Re)introduced Unique John Cena Merchandise
WWE has introduced some interesting John Cena merchandise amid the 17-time World Champion’s ongoing retirement tour, which could cause quite the stir among fans.
Fans can now buy t-shirts that read, “If Cena Wins We Complain Online,” for $34.99 on WWE Shop. Check out the new shirt here.
The quote is a playful jab at online fans who loved to voice their displeasure on the internet over John Cena’s consistent victories during his “Super Cena” run.
The product description read:
“Whether you love him or love to hate him, John Cena is one of the most polarizing figures in WWE history. Showcase your unique perspective on the Cenation Leader’s career by grabbing this Ripple Junction John Cena “If John Cena Wins We Complain Online” Graphic T-Shirt. The bold, distressed graphic is a humorous nod to the vocal fans, who never seem satisfied with Cena’s success. Made from soft cotton, this tee is the perfect way to spark a conversation and let everyone know you’re part of the WWE Universe, no matter your feelings about John Cena.”
WWE has revived the quote after a long time, as John Cena himself was spotted wearing the t-shirt during a live event at MSG back in 2013.
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