Dave Meltzer reported in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that The Young Bucks are going to stop using “Suck It” in their marketing, even though WWE didn’t asked them to do so.

As previously noted, The Young Bucks put out a “Cease and Desist” T-shirt just days after they received a letter from WWE that displayed them doing the hand gesture with censored being written over it, and then on the bottom saying “TOO SW#%T!”

When the shirts went on sale on September 29th, they did the most first day sales of any t-shirt they had ever released. The shirt also did the highest sales for September, even with only two days left in the month when the shirt came out.

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As previously reported, WWE has had enough with The Young Bucks ripping off the “Too Sweet” hand gesture that they own the trademark to and sent the tag team a cease and desist letter. Additionally, WWE wants them to sign a document saying that they will no longer use the hang gesture moving forward.

Well, this didn’t go over very well with The Young Bucks. As we mentioned yesterday on the site, they took to Twitter and expressed their frustrations over the whole ordeal and now it looks like they aren’t letting off the topic.

The Young Bucks have now decided to mock WWE’s attempt to stop them from using the hand gesture and are now selling t-shirts that read: “Cease and Desist TOO SW#%T!”

You can see the shirt below and link to purchase it:

Cease & Desist! NOW AVAILABLE! https://t.co/i1xtEBKEqC pic.twitter.com/eyyGWpO8JR

— The Young Bucks (@MattJackson13) September 29, 2017

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