Joe Hendry Warns Fans About Counterfeit Merchandise – Joe Hendry’s rising popularity has led to an influx of merchandise sales, but with that success comes a new challenge—bootleggers. The TNA World Champion has taken a firm stance against counterfeit merchandise, issuing warnings to both sellers and fans.
Hendry recently called out TeePublic on X (formerly Twitter), accusing the company of selling unauthorized shirts featuring his likeness. He gave them a strict deadline—24 hours to remove the listings or face legal consequences. This move highlights the growing problem of fake wrestling merchandise flooding the market.
Beyond just TeePublic, Hendry addressed a broader issue in another post. He warned fans to be cautious when purchasing his merchandise, pointing out that several fake websites are claiming to sell official Joe Hendry gear. He made it clear that any purchases made outside of authorized retailers—such as TNA, Pro Wrestling Tees, Hot Topic, and Major Bendies—are not legitimate.
Hendry’s popularity has surged over the past year, especially after his memorable appearance on WWE NXT. That moment led to him challenging for the NXT Championship, winning the TNA World Title, and even entering the Royal Rumble. With his star power at an all-time high, it’s no surprise that counterfeiters are looking to profit off his name.
By taking a stand against fake merchandise, Hendry is not only protecting his brand but also ensuring that fans get authentic, high-quality products.
Joe Hendry Warns Fans About Counterfeit Merchandise
