"WWE Magazine" presents: Your summer bucket list

It’s hot. You’re bored. We’ve got the solution…See how many super-patriotic, WWE-inspired activities you can check off your summertime bucket list, courtesy of the July issue of "WWE Magazine."

TAKE A THREE-DAY WEEKEND AND STAY AWAKE THE ENTIRE TIME, GLUED TO YOUR DVD PLAYER
Set aside three days (or around 70 hours, give or take) and watch all 23 SummerSlams in succession-a total of 187 matches! -leading into this year’s biggest party of the summer on Sunday, August 14, in Los Angeles. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for some amazingly underrated matches, such as Hakushi vs. 1-2-3 Kid from 1995, Edge vs. Eddie Guerrero from 2002, or The British Bulldog, The Texas Tornado & Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat vs. The Warlord and Power & Glory from 1991. Bonus points if you watch No Holds Barred before popping in SummerSlam 1989!

HUNT DOWN A BARGAIN!
We’ve got a season’s worth of American Pickers clogging up our DVR, so we invite you to search high and low for vintage WWE merch - like the first Wrestling Album on vinyl - at every yard, garage, tag and stoop sale

FLEX YOUR THUMBS!
It's the Stars and Stripes vs. The Camouflage! Play the WWE ALL-STARS' Fantasy Warfare Match that pits Jack Swagger vs. Sgt. Slaughter in a battle to determine which Superstar is the most dominant patriot in the lower 48.

RISK GETTING A PAPER CUT!
Whether soaking up sun at the beach, taking it easy in the backyard, or hiding from the heat in the air-conditioned confines of your living room, double your pleasure with WWE’s newest reads. Try Rumble Road for some never-before-told behind the curtain tales, or The History of the WWE Championship (that one’s pretty much self-explanatory).

FEEL LIKE A MILLION BUCKS...FOR AT LEAST 60 MINUTES.
Since Alberto Del Rio probably won’t lend any of his luxurious rides, visit a high-end rental facility like Gotham Dream Cars. You can spend an hour tooling around in a Bentley or Aston Martin.

EARN YOUR FLAGPOINTS!
Regardless of how high the mercury rises during your Fourth of July celebration, be sure to sport a pair of red, white and blue muscle pants like those once worn by ECW Original The Sandman and WWE NXT Rookie Derrick Bateman. Trust us, they’re instant conversation starters and big hits at any party.

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