**Spoilers** Pro Wrestling Crate February 2019 Review

Spoilers Pro Wrestling Crate February 2019 Review

I just received my Pro Wrestling Crate for February 2019. Just going to quickly review what was in the crate. Obviously, there will be spoilers. So, if you do not want to be spoiled, stop now.

Here's a picture of the crate itself

The Theme of the Pro Wrestling Crate this month was "For The Love of Hearts, It's Valentine's Day" Crate. This Month's Charity: Owen Hart Foundation.

I didn't know this before getting the crate, but I'm even more glad now that I realize a portion of the proceeds went to a foundation named after such a talented legend. Long Live The King of Harts In Our Hearts.

Speaking of Harts, here's Owen's big brother Bret in the first T-Shirt for this Crate

The second shirt is for NXT (WWE) star Johnny Gargano.

OW! Have Mercy! It's a Dude Love Pin!

And with this, I officially have completed The Golden Lovers. It's a Kota Ibushi Micro Brawler!

For all of us fans that love Bruce Prichard's Something to Wrestle Podcast, this is an awesome get: A "These Used To Be Over" Brother Love Fanny Pack.

This month's DVD: A Shoot Interview with "The Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart. (I'm currently watching this while typing this review. It's a half hour in, and it's already worth the money alone for the DVD. Jimmy talks 55mph, as per usual. And it's living up to expectations.

Finally, an autograph from a man Jimmy Hart managed for many years: Greg "The Hammer" Valentine.

Overall, I give this a definite thumbs up. It really is an awesome crate that Pro Wrestling Tees is able to put out every month with the quality of legends/current talent involved. For me personally, one of my favorite shirts I wear is the "Hart Foundation" shirt they released in a crate last year. The Bruce Prichard Fanny Pack is absolutely hilarious, especially if you are a fan of the podcast. The Jimmy Hart Shoot Interview has already entertained the hell out of me. And how can you thumb your nose at an autograph from one of the all-time great technicians in the ring in Greg "The Hammer" Valentine?

I've already subscribed for next month's crate. You should too. Go to prowrestlingcrate.com and get 20% off your first crate today.

Until next time, take care of yourselves. Spread some awesomeness.

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