Sami Zayn Charity Raffle Pulled Due To ‘Cease & Desist’

Published: Jun 29, 2023 by Sanchez Taylor | Last Updated: Jun 29, 2023 by Sanchez Taylor

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A charity raffle for a t-shirt from WWE star Sami Zayn has been pulled from Pro Wrestling Tees due to a ‘cease and desist’.

Zayn’s ‘My Dawg’ t-shirt, signed by a number of notable names, was set to be raffled off on Pro Wrestling Tees before the item was pulled from the sight.

Members from WWE’s Bloodline faction (Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, Jimmy & Jey Uso) and AEW’s Kenny Omega were among those who had signed the shirt.

A fan has now taken to social media to reveal that he was informed by Pro Wrestling Tees that the item was removed after they received a cease and desist notice. It is not known who sent the cease and desist or why.

The raffle was set to raise money for Zayn’s Sami For Syria charity, with tickets being sold for $2.

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You can support Sami For Syria at this link.

Zayn is set to defend his Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship alongside Kevin Owens on Friday’s June 30 edition of SmackDown.

The duo will face off against Elton Prince and Kit Wilson of Pretty Deadly with the gold on the line.

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This week’s edition of SmackDown will emanate from the O2 Arena in London, England.

This is ahead of the July 1 Money in the Bank premium live event, which will take place in the same arena.

Check out the announced card for WWE Money in the Bank 2023 right here.

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