Rocky Superstars Series 1 Sly Stallone Shop Exclusive Preorders

“Yo Adrian, I did it!” The Sly Stallone Shop just dropped something that collectors have been buzzing about, and boy are we thrilled! Huge thanks to @slystalloneshop for revealing the Rocky Superstars line, a brand new series of figures celebrating the iconic Rocky franchise. The entire first series drops as a Sly Stallone Shop exclusive, and it features the four heavyweights we all wanted to see: Rocky Balboa, Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang, and Ivan Drago. Each figure stands roughly 7 3/4 inches tall and comes styled after those classic 1980s LJN wrestling figures we all remember from the toy aisle. I just love the retro 80s-style packaging on these, and the fact that each figure comes with officially licensed Tuf-Wear boxing gloves exclusive to the Sly Stallone Shop is such a cool touch. That’s the kind of detail that makes a line feel special right out of the gate. Each figure is priced at $50.00 with an expected ship date of December 2026, so we’ve got some time to plan out the collection and the display space. The Sly Stallone Shop is really cool to check out if you haven’t already, they’ve been building out some amazing Rocky collectibles and this SUPERSTARS line feels like a love letter to the era that made these characters iconic. Getting Rocky, Apollo, Clubber, and Drago all in one series means you can set up every legendary bout from the franchise right on your shelf. How amazing is that?! These are exclusive to the Sly Stallone Shop and available for preorder now, with the option to grab all four at a discount. I love how they went straight for the heavy hitters in Series 1, giving us the four most iconic fighters from the franchise right out of the gate. And that mention of “Series 1” has me wondering what’s next. Tommy Gunn? Thunderlips? Only time will tell! So let’s take a look at the Rocky Superstars Series 1 figures!

Here’s a closer look at the full Rocky Superstars Series 1 lineup, and what a nostalgic bunch this is. Rocky, Apollo, Clubber, and Drago are all sporting their iconic fight gear, each fitted with officially licensed Tuf-Wear boxing gloves in red or white, and the sculpted likenesses have a chunky, retro toy feel that leans right into that ’80s action figure aesthetic.

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Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below:

Grab the whole Series 1 Bundle at a discounted price of $175, or pay $50 each:

Rocky Balboa

Rocky Balboa’s packaging follows the same bright blue sunburst card as the rest of Series 1, with a boxing ring illustration behind the blister and a cartoon rendition of Rocky in his iconic red, white, and blue American flag trunks on the lower right. A small American flag accessory is displayed alongside the figure inside the blister, and you can already see through the window how those red Tuf-Wear gloves pop against his bare skin tone and patriotic shorts.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Rocky Balboa’s packaging, which features his cut-out collector card with a photo of Stallone in the ring, his “Italian Stallion” nickname, and stats listing him at 5’10” and 202 pounds. The four-figure lineup at the bottom shows Rocky in his American flag trunks and red gloves at the far left, and it’s a nice touch that the packaging design by John Rivoli is credited at the very bottom, adding a layer of appreciation for the retro card art throughout the series.

Rocky Balboa’s face sculpt captures Stallone’s signature heavy-lidded eyes and strong brow line, with tousled black hair that has a slightly windswept quality to it. His American flag trunks feature a blue waistband and hem trimmed with white stars, while the red and white vertical stripes have a subtle sculpted wrinkle texture, and the white lace-up boots sport navy blue cuffs with red, white, and blue striping along the soles.

Something I appreciate here is how Rocky’s profile reveals the “TUFWEAR” lettering across the white wrist cuffs of his red boxing gloves, with each glove having a deep, saturated crimson that contrasts sharply against his skin tone. The blue star panel on the side of his trunks sits between clean red and white stripes, and those white boots have finely sculpted lace detailing running all the way up the front.

From this angle, you can see how the blue star panels on the sides of Rocky’s trunks wrap around toward the back, with the white stars sitting cleanly against the blue trim at both the waistband and hem. The navy cuffs on his socks have a subtle red-and-white stripe detail at the top edge that echoes the patriotic theme running through the entire figure.

Here’s a closer look at Rocky Balboa’s back, and the sculpted spine and shoulder blade definition carry that same retro wrestling figure feel we’ve seen across the rest of the series, with his tousled black hair showing nice texture even from behind. The red and white stripes on his trunks wrap cleanly around to the rear without interruption, and those white boots feature a red-and-navy stripe along the sole that you only really catch from this lower perspective.

Apollo Creed

The packaging leans hard into that retro 1980s wrestling figure aesthetic, with a bright blue sunburst card and a stylized cartoon illustration of Apollo Creed in his full Uncle Sam getup on the lower right. A painted boxing ring serves as the backdrop behind the blister window, and the whole presentation nails that nostalgic toy aisle vibe you’d expect from the era.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Apollo Creed’s packaging, which features a cut-out collector card with his stats and a brief bio, plus a fun callout encouraging you to collect all four cards across the series. The bottom of the card lines up Rocky Balboa, Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang, and Ivan Drago side by side, giving you a nice preview of the full Series 1 roster and how each figure’s trunks and glove colors differentiate them.

Apollo Creed’s full Uncle Sam entrance look is loaded with detail, from the stars-and-stripes top hat with its blue brim down to the open robe with gold fringe on the shoulders, all layered over his red, white, and blue striped trunks with a blue waistband and star-trimmed hem. The white Tuf-Wear boxing gloves have red accents and lettering, and his white lace-up boots feature red tassels and blue-and-red striping along the soles, tying the whole patriotic color scheme together.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Apollo Creed’s robe, and you can see how the red and white vertical stripes run uninterrupted from the shoulders all the way down to a pointed tail, with the star-spangled shoulder panels connecting seamlessly to the blue collar piece around his neck. The sculpted red tassels on each boot really pop from this angle, and his white wrist tape with “BULL” lettering on the cuff adds a nice little touch you might miss from the front.

I like how they handled Apollo Creed’s face sculpt here, with that wide, confident grin and neatly sculpted mustache capturing his showman personality in a way that feels right at home with the retro wrestling figure style. The stars-and-stripes top hat sitting beside him gives you a sense of scale for the accessory, and the sculpted brim has a nice thickness to it that should make it sit well on his head.

Apollo Creed absolutely steals the show here with that full Uncle Sam entrance gear, the stars-and-stripes robe draping open over matching trunks with gold-fringed epaulettes at the shoulders and that tall top hat completing the look. Rocky stands next to him in his own American flag trunks and red gloves, and you can see how the two figures’ complementary red, white, and blue color schemes play off each other while still feeling distinct.

Clubber Lang

Clubber Lang’s packaging follows the same retro card design as Apollo’s, but swaps in a light blue and orange color scheme with red stars framing the blister window and a boxing ring illustration behind the figure. The cartoon illustration in the lower right captures his signature mohawk, goatee, and menacing scowl alongside those light blue “CLUBBER” trunks, and you can already see through the window how the red Tuf-Wear gloves contrast nicely against his white waistband lettering.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Clubber Lang’s packaging, which features the same cut-out collector card format with his bio, nickname (“The Southside Slugger”), and stats listing him at 5’10” and 237 pounds. The lineup at the bottom gives you a great side-by-side comparison of all four Series 1 figures, and it’s cool to see how Clubber’s light blue trunks and red gloves set him apart from Ivan Drago’s blue shorts and red-accented white gloves right next to him.

Clubber Lang’s face sculpt nails that intense scowl, with deeply furrowed brows, a sculpted goatee with individual bead details, and a cleanly defined mohawk that gives him an immediately recognizable silhouette at roughly 7 3/4 inches tall. His light blue trunks feature white side panels and “CLUBBER” printed across the white waistband, while the white lace-up boots with blue accents and blue-and-white striped socks pull the whole color scheme together nicely.

You can see how the sculpt on Clubber Lang’s back carries a lot of surface detail, with the spine and shoulder blades having real definition that works well with the glossy skin tone. The red Tuf-Wear gloves have “TUFWEAR” lettering across the white wrist cuffs, and from this profile view, you get a better sense of how the blue boxing boots feature sculpted lace-up detailing with small blue tabs at the ankle.

From this rear view, you can really appreciate how the light blue trunks have a glossy, satin-like finish with subtle fabric wrinkle sculpting that gives the shorts some convincing weight and movement. The white-and-blue striped sock cuffs sit cleanly above those lace-up boots, and the blue tabs at each ankle have a slightly translucent quality to them that I hadn’t noticed before.

Clubber Lang looks absolutely menacing next to Apollo, with his light blue trunks featuring a white waistband with “CLUBBER” printed across it and those bright red Tuf-Wear gloves creating a sharp color contrast against his skin tone. I like how they sculpted his signature mohawk and thick beard, and his white high-top boxing boots with blue-striped socks are a nice period-accurate touch.

Ivan Drago

Ivan Drago’s packaging keeps the same retro card format as the rest of the series, with a boxing ring illustration behind the blister window and a stylized cartoon of Drago in the lower right corner sporting his flat-top blonde hair and icy blue eyes. A small Soviet flag accessory is displayed alongside the figure inside the blister, and the red, white, and blue ring ropes along the bottom of the card add a nice splash of color beneath the gold Rocky IV medallion.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Ivan Drago’s packaging, which features his cut-out collector card complete with a photo of Dolph Lundgren in character, his “Siberian Bull” nickname, and stats listing him at 6’5″ and 261 pounds. The four-figure lineup at the bottom really highlights how Drago towers over the rest of the roster in the artwork, with his red shorts, red ankle guards, and white Tuf-Wear gloves with yellow wrist accents giving him a distinctly Soviet-era color palette compared to the more patriotic schemes on Rocky and Apollo.

Ivan Drago’s red trunks have a glossy finish with a yellow hammer-and-sickle emblem on the front and matching yellow side stripes that run from the waistband down to the hem, complemented by a bright yellow waistband. His red lace-up boots feature yellow tabs at the ankle guards and yellow accent stripes near the sole, while the red Tuf-Wear gloves sport white wrist cuffs with printed lettering, tying into that unmistakable Soviet red-and-gold color scheme from top to bottom.

From this profile view, you can see how Drago’s face sculpt captures that cold, focused intensity with sharp cheekbones, a squared-off jaw, and piercing blue eyes beneath a textured blonde flat-top that has a slightly metallic, golden sheen to it. The sculpted lace detailing running up the front of each red boot is surprisingly crisp, and the white trim along the soles and ankle cuffs provides a clean visual break between the boots and those yellow-tabbed ankle guards.

Here’s a closer look at Ivan Drago from the back, and you can see how the sculpted wrinkle detail across the red trunks mirrors what we saw on Clubber’s shorts, with that same glossy, satin-like finish lending them a convincing fabric quality. The yellow “A” emblem on each ankle guard is a nice detail I didn’t catch from the front, and the red boots have yellow horizontal stripes near the toe that give his footwear a distinctly athletic, Soviet-era track shoe feel.

Ivan Drago towers over Clubber here, and at roughly 8½ inches tall he’s the biggest figure in the lineup. His deep red trunks feature a gold hammer-and-sickle emblem on the left leg and a matching gold waistband, with red lace-up boxing boots trimmed in yellow completing that unmistakable Soviet color scheme.