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Posted on 09/05/2026 1:03:47 PM PDT by WhiteHatBobby0701
A new merchandise deal is merging sports entertainment with adult entertainment.
In correspondence with Sunday Night's Main Event in Atlanta, Georgia, WWE has unveiled a merch collaboration with Magic City, a well-known strip club based in the area. The partnership includes a t-shirt and hoodie each marked with the club's logo on its front. On either sleeve lies WWE's logo and a peach wearing a thong, the latter being a cheeky nod to the "Peach State."
The hoodie is priced at $59.99. The t-shirt is $34.99, with an item description that reads, "The squared circle is headed to Atlanta for Sunday Night's Main Event 2026! Get ready for all the action and drama with this incredible T-Shirt. The stylized depiction on the front perfectly captures the high-stakes energy of this premier live event. Make sure you're geared up for the spectacle and add this essential piece to your collection before the opening bell rings."
WWE Sunday Night's Main Event will emanate from State Farm Arena, about a five minute drive from Magic City, on September 6. Per the club's website, Sunday is the only day its respective doors are typically closed.
So far, four matches are confirmed for SNME, including a six-woman tag bout pitting Jade Cargill, B-Fab, and Michin against Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley. Elsewhere, Bron Breakker will collide with fellow powerhouse Oba Femi; former Legacy stablemates Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes will clash as well. Hometown hero and rapper Lil Yachty, meanwhile, will mark his in-ring debut when he takes on WWE United States Champion Baron Corbin with the aim of surviving five minutes in the ring.
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Shows how the WWE is nasty with this stupidity.
Sad to see them scrape the bottom with attitude-era adult themes. I heard viewership is down 60%.
Friday and Saturday night the MAIN EVENT is often at Magic City. So Sunday night it is a couple blocks west.
I don't watch wrestling or know anything about the current viewership, but my youngest son who is 55 watches WWE on Netflix regularly. So do my twin nephews of the same age. Wherever WWE holds these events, whether it's in this country or overseas, the arenas are completely full...even in the middle-eastern countries. My father watched wrestling every week in the 50's and 60's. I remember Gorgeous George from back then. It's always amazed me then and now, how so many people show up for this stuff when it's so obviously choreographed.
There are only two types of adult men who go to WWE events- fathers taking their young sons (I plead guilty here) and the same guys who go to strip clubs regularly.
When I was a kid (14 years old) my dad took me and my little brother to a pro wrestling event. I knew it was fake but I just love the drama. I always assumed the blood on wrestlers was fake. My dad was a preeminent surgeon in Indianapolis. When the bleeding wrestler walked down the aisle my dad said, hell yeah that’s real blood and those guys are bleeding. This confused me. Years later I learned these guys put partial razor blades in the tape on their hands and sliced their foreheads to give the crowd a show. The phrase in the industry at that time was red=green. Meaning you got paid more if you bled.
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