Was there any ill intent with WWE suddenly removing the Jacksonville Jaguars version of their new championship replica titles or was it just a fortunate coincidence?
WWE kicked off their Monday with a little NFL action as the company announced the introduction of specific NFL WWE Legacy Titles featuring all 32 teams from the National Football League – even the Shad & Tony Khan-operated Jacksonville Jaguars. However, was this only temporary?
Fans and media soon began to realize that the Jaguars version of the title was no longer available to purchase. Speculation began as to why WWE may have removed it, considering it is a team owned by their AEW rival, but Fanatics, the company’s main merchandiser actually addressed the issue on social media, claiming that the product was just a super quick sell for consumers.
“Hey there! Those sold faster than we could have ever imagined! I would keep your eyes peeled for a restock in the next few days!”
Hey there! Those sold faster than we could have ever imagined! I would keep your eyes peeled for a restock in the next few days! #DUUUUUUUVAL 💙 -Marissa
— Fanatics Support (@FanaticsSupport) August 28, 2023
If you go to the shop website, it should be noted that several of these titles are noted as “almost gone.”
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