Becky Lynch posted mugshots after she was "arrested" and less than a week later you can get them on a t-shirt courtesy of WWE Shop.
You really don't need us to tell you that things between Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey have really been heating up over the past seven days. That next level was realized when The Man was "arrested" live on Raw for invading a WWE arena one too many times. The McMahons warned her and when she attacked Rousey yet again, she was carted away by local police.
In the days that followed, Lynch posted a photo of her "mugshots" on Twitter. In fact, the former Women's Champion is so proud of them that at the time of typing this, the pics are still her profile and cover photos on Twitter. While Lynch may have now been released (what a relief) things between herself and Rousey have really gotten out of hand online.
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Meanwhile, WWE is doing all that it can to squeeze every single penny out of the rivalry, and who can blame them? Soon after Lynch first posted her mugshots, WWE Shop's Twitter account asked fans if they would like to see them on a t-shirt. Clearly, they must have has a resounding response because just days later, the t-shirt officially exists and is currently on sale at WWE Shop.
The t-shirt is a simple one, just a black tee with the three mugshots emblazoned across the chest. It'll set you back $30 and honestly, we'd have willingly paid double to get our hands on it. Wrestlers and creative minds likely sit around for hours trying to come up with clever and elaborate merch designs, yet something this simple will almost definitely be a best-seller.
Stone Cold's Austin 3:16 t-shirt should be evidence enough that simplicity is key when it comes to wrestling merchandise. While we don't know for certain, we would assume that The Texas Rattlesnake's minimalist offering is the best selling WWE t-shirt of all time. Lynch's mugshot merch is yet another way in which the Irish Superstar is successfully channeling her inner-Austin.
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