11 Hidden Meanings Behind WWE Clash Of Champions 2019 Attires

3. Erick Rowan

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As evidenced by the countless other bands he's repped since returning to WWE by Daniel Bryan's side in January, Erick Rowan loves his Scandinavian rock, but he's also got a knack for tying some of them into his stories too.

His choice this month felt particularly pointed - after cutting a passionate promo on the go-home show about no longer being a silent heavy-hitter for others to take advantage of, his "Enslaved" t-shirt was doing more than just promoting a Norwegian black metal outfit.

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