TNA star Joe Hendry is taking a firm stand against unauthorized merchandise, publicly calling out TeePublic on X (formerly Twitter) for selling counterfeit shirts featuring his likeness and intellectual property.
Hendry issued a 24-hour ultimatum, demanding the removal of the unauthorized merchandise or he would pursue legal action.
In a follow-up post, he raised concerns about fake “official” websites and bootleg wrestling merchandise, warning fans about unauthorized sellers.
On Wednesday, Hendry provided an update, revealing that TeePublic had begun removing the counterfeit items.
His actions highlight the ongoing issue of counterfeit wrestling products and the importance of supporting official merchandise through legitimate retailers.
Merch Update@teepublic have:
– Written to me to confirm infringement
– Removed 89 Joe Hendry designs
(a few more to go)
– began a dialogue to proactively protect my IP moving forwardI will update on discussions.
Thanks to the fans for bringing light to this issueWorking…
— Joe Hendry (@joehendry) February 19, 2025
