10 Hidden Meanings Behind WWE WrestleMania 36 Attires

7. Curt Hawkins - Jushin Thunder Liger Via Queens, New York

We weren’t going to let the current circumstances rob us of our #WrestleMania moment.
Stay safe.
Stay at home.
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— Brian Myers (@TheCurtHawkins) April 5, 2020

Be rude not to celebrate this, as Hawkins himself certainly intended to even if there was to be no do-over of last year's surprise Tag Team Title win or a spot getting hurled out by the eventual winner of a pointless pre-show Battle Royal.

Sporting Jushin Liger themed-gear in tribute to the Japanese icon set to go into the Hall Of Fame this year, Hawkins also very sweetly had matching attire made for his daughter to watch the show along with him.

The legend deserved his night, and so too did these tights. They'll hopefully both get one when things return to normal.

Authored by Michael Hamflett

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Posted On: 6th Apr 2020

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