Set the stage for epic wrestling bouts with WWE playsets and wrestling rings. Wrestling ring toys let kids recreate iconic WWE moments, from Elimination Chamber brawls to Raw showdowns. And for the true wrestling fan, we even have a range of replica title belts. Imagine taking on the greats of wrestling and claiming your WWE belt, featuring authentic styling, metallic medallions and leather-like materials. For more authentic ring action, the WWE® announcer Jojo, recognizes and announces each Superstar when he enters the ring. The action starts with PRO-ID® Tech activation that allows the ring to recognize all Tough Talkers™ and reveals authentic WWE® sounds like Superstar entrance music, crowd cheers and chants. Picture the last quarter-century of sports-entertainment without the contributions of Chris Jericho. If you took a cursory glance at Jimmy Valiant in his heyday, you’d probably think he was a hobo that stumbled into the arena. But once he opened his mouth, “The Boogie Woogie Man” enamored the fans.

Scott Levy doesn’t get the credit that he deserves for being one of the most brilliant method actors to ever perform in this industry. [Raven] didn’t truly live inside Scott Levy’s psyche. Scott Levy created the concept for the poet of the macabre and would literally walk in the skin of that character. There was definitely a transformation like Jekyll and Hyde that would occur before your very eyes, because Scott Levy and Raven couldn’t be any further apart and more different. It’s hard to believe that the buttoned-up figurehead of The Authority was once a crotch-chopping degenerate with two words for upper management, but its Triple H’s ability to adapt and evolve that makes him one of WWE’s most captivating figures. Casting aside the flowery trappings of his early Connecticut Blueblood persona and embracing The Attitude Era’s most formidable weapon — a live microphone —Triple H went from co-founder to leader of D-Generation X before embarking on his own as the sledgehammer-wielding Cerebral Assassin. When he barked that he was “that damn good,” who would dare disagree with him?Then go for the ultimate win by jumping high to claim the WWE® World Heavyweight Title at the end of the match and start the three count! Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Features Big E™ and Kofi Kingston™ 6-inch figures with Pro-ID Tech™ recognition that allows WWE® fans to pair up WWE® Tag Team figures with the press of a button and form a Tag Team. His voice rising and falling in a manic tidal wave, pinky out as he alternated between looking directly into the camera and up at the heavens, it was impossible not to lean in close to the television when “Macho Man” was talking. WWE Ring Announcer JoJo calls out Superstar's names prior to the match and also announces the "winner's" name of each match.

Scott Steiner is proof that enunciation isn’t integral to being an effective speaker. Part Superstar Billy Graham, part Andrew Dice Clay, Big Poppa Pump serenaded audiences with uncouth rhymes, barking about his “peaks and freaks.” He talked trash with seeming impunity. All the while, “The Genetic Freak’s” redline intensity was so great that it trampled his speech, often to hilarious results. With Warrior, there was no room for the generic. While a roster of Superstars took the mic to speak about “rising to the top” and issue the standard warnings of defeat to their enemies, the face-painted powerhouse spoke in strange tongues, native perhaps to Parts Unknown. It was all descriptive language and head-scratching (yet awesome) metaphor — intimidating for opposition, vision-casting for WWE fans. Warrior’s soliloquys were simply unlike anything anyone in the WWE Universe had ever seen or heard before.The ring comes with figure stand platforms and "tag in ropes" to replicate real WWE Tag Team matches and figures can stand on the mini-platforms and get ready to be tagged in by their Tag Team partners. To heighten the battle action, two opposing cages are located on either side of the ring that can "drop" down to ringside with the push of a button.