WWE Superstars Series 10 Official Images and Walmart Listings

The global brand manager for Mattel, actionfigureattack, posted an Instagram reel showing off the official images for the WWE Superstars Series 10 figure assortment. This figure assortment includes the Big Bossman, Kurt Angle and Tatanka, which were recently on display at Wrestlemania 2024. Possibly coming to a future Walmart Cancel Con (I joke…but seriously!), the WWE Superstars Series 10 figure assortment is on Walmart and they have uploaded the official carded images of the figure so it’s great that actionfigureattack posted the reel so we can see all of the images. The figures have been uploaded to Walmart and we’ve provided direct access to the pages so you can keep tabs on them in the future for when they come in stock!

WWE Superstars Series 10 Reel

Special thanks to actionfigureattack, the global brand manager for the WWE Superstars line, for posting an Instagram Reel of the official images for the WWE Superstars Series 10 figures!

Kurt Angle

Kurt Angle comes packed on the WWE Superstars card that shows his gold medal and his soft goods gear on him! This makes a very nice display for collector’s who keep these figures on card. On the back of the card it features Kurt Angle’s saysing such as, ” I won a gold medal with a broken freakin’ neck, Oh it’s true, it’s [damn] true, and integrity, intensity, intelligence.”

He comes with a gold medal, his soft goods ring attire, and extra hands.

Kurt looks great with his gold medal and they really captured his likeness pretty well!

Here he is with his soft goods wrestling garb and there is USA branded on the back of it.

You can access Kurt Angle’s Walmart listing by clicking here or on the image below:

Tatanka

Tatanka comes packed with his soft goods gear on full display! The cardback features, “End of the train native and American warrior.”

The packout for Tantaka features his tomahawk, necklace, soft goods suede attire, and extra hands.

He looks amazing and he features his signature red mohawk and face paint. The tomahawk looks great and is very detailed.

His sift goods attire is very well crafted and it looks like it is suede!

You can access The Tatanka’s Walmart listing by clicking here or on the image below:

The Big Bossman

Get ready to do hard time with the Big Bossman! His cardback features sayings like, “You’ll be serving hard time and Boss Man slam!”

He comes with cuffs, a police stick, belt, sunglasses, and his soft goods police outfit.

His sunglasses look great on him and he also looks super cool without them.

His cuffs even fit on his belt, which was a great design decision and completes his look!

You can access The Big Bossman’s Walmart listing by clicking here or on the image below:

Wrestlemania 2024 Display

Wrestlemania is the showcase of immortals and the most important event in WWE! Over the course of time, Wrestlemania as not only given fans access to to WWE wrestlers but Mattel is also using the event to showcase future figures. Before the booth reveals, we knew that the Big Bossman, Kurt Angle and Tatanka were coming to the WWE Superstars line as the listings were discovered in Walmart’s databases. We also discovered test shots of Tatanka and Kurt Angle as further confirmation. In the glass display case, we can see confirmation of this plus some new Superstars are also showcased! Special thanks to ringsidec for posting these images and to

Big Bossman

The Big Bossman is going to give everyone some hard time! He comes with his signature ring gear, including his baton and sunglasses!

Tatanka

Tatanka has the most intricate soft goods gear to date! His face paint, tomahawk, and hair style really bring this figure to life!

Kurt Angle

Kurt Angle’s figure will be paying homage to his early days in the WWE as (1) he has hair and (2) the medals worn around his neck also tip that part of his career off.

Brutus The Barber Beefcake

Brutus is looking amazing as his face sculpt and hair look very much like his appearance in his early WWF days. He’ll come with his signature hedge clippers so he can be ready for some struttin’ and cuttin’!

Razor Ramon

The bad guy is back for his second appearance in line! His first release paid homage to his NWO days and now it looks like the figure is going back to his roots in the, what was then called, WWF! He has his signature gold chains, vest, and his machismo hairdo!

Big Bossman, Kurt Angle, and Tatanka Discovered on Walmart

Hot off the heels of the WWE Superstars Series 9 figure official images comes new figures coming to the WWE Superstars line that were discovered in Walmart’s systems. Walmart listings were discovered for three new WWE Superstars figures which will bring The Big Bossman, Kurt Angle, and Tatanka. Given that Walmart usually uploads these listings prior to the official images or announcements of the figures, it is a little early for these figures to be put up on Walmart. Nonetheless, the WWE Superstars line is getting great use out of that chonky figure buck and the trio of possible Series 10 figures are amazing wrestlers in their own right. Sadly, the Big Bossman is not with us anymore but Kurt Angle and Tatanka are still alive and kicking and it will be amazing to see them as WWE Superstars figures.

Tatanka

Tatanka will bring some variety to the WWE Superstars line and will be the first Native American WWE Superstars figure in the line. According to WWE.com, “Loosely translated, Tatanka means “buffalo,” so it’s no surprise that this proud Native American Superstar was a powerful force in the ring. A native of North Carolina’s Lumbee Tribe, Tatanka was an outstanding athlete during his high school years in Virginia. After training at Larry Sharpe’s famous Monster Factory in New Jersey, the commanding Native American won his first professional match in January 1990. Less than two years later, he joined WWE, beginning an undefeated streak that lasted nearly two years. His success inside the squared circle led him to a battle against Shawn Michaels for the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania IX, which he won by disqualification. In September 1993, Tatanka finally suffered his first WWE defeat, losing to Ludvig Borga on an episode of Superstars. After the match, Borga and then-WWE Champion Yokozuna attacked Tatanka, putting the competitor out of action for three months. However, the Lumbee tribesman returned in early 1994 to settle the score with the men who put him out of commission, joining forces with Lex Luger, who was also at odds with Yokozuna. After a brief rivalry with I.R.S., Tatanka began to make allegations that Luger had sold out and joined The Million Dollar Man’s Corporation. Luger and Tatanka squared off at SummerSlam 1994, where it was revealed that it was actually Tatanka who had joined The Corporation. He defeated Luger and went on to become one of the cornerstones of the devious group. After two years tenure with The Corporation, Tatanka left WWE in late 1996. However, the Native American Superstar made a shocking return in August 2005 to face Kurt Angle. The positive response Tatanka received from the WWE Universe prompted him to return to active competition through 2007. An accomplished ring veteran, Tatanka’s memorable undefeated streak and his unwavering pride in his heritage helped cement his legacy as a popular — and successful — WWE Superstar.”

Kurt Angle – Oh, it’s true, it’s damn true.

Kurt Angle is a true legend and he was the wrestler you love to hate. His entrance music had a cadance to it where the WWE fans would chant “you suck” to the beat of his entrance music as he made his way down to the ring. According to WWE.com, “Kurt Angle’s intensity was unmatched, and his technical wrestling skills were unparalleled. Possessing an unprecedented competitive streak that fueled him to become a 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist, Angle dominated the amateur ranks before emerging as one of the most successful WWE Superstars of all time. Starting his athletic career as a football and wrestling star in his hometown of Pittsburgh, he soon became one of the top amateur wrestlers in the U.S., winning a pair of NCAA titles at Clarion University. But Angle truly captured national attention in 1996 when he won the 220-pound freestyle wrestling competition at the Olympic Games in Atlanta with a broken neck.”

Four years after earning Olympic gold, Angle entered WWE and immediately became one of the most competitive individuals to set foot in the squared circle. Just weeks after his debut, Angle, who preached the virtues of his three I’s (Intensity, Integrity and Intelligence), won the European Championship. Shortly thereafter, he captured the Intercontinental Championship and was crowned King of the Ring in 2000. With momentum propelling the red, white and blue–clad grappler to new heights, he defeated The Rock at No Mercy to win his first of four WWE Championships. The Olympic Hero’s last stand as a WWE Superstar came at WrestleMania 35 where he was defeated by Baron Corbin in what was billed as Angle’s Farewell Match. As WWE fans watched on with tears in their eyes, Angle said goodbye to the ring, leaving it behind as one of the best to ever step through its ropes.

One of my favorite moments watching Kurt Angle soak the Alliance using a Milk Truck, with pays homage to Stone Cold Steve Austin as he rolled a beer truck into Monday Monday Raw and soaked The Corporation.

Big Bossman

According to WWE.com, “Only one Superstar has ever been entrusted with enforcing law, order and justice in WWE: Big Bossman. The towering cop spent time on both sides of the badge during his career, but he always made sure that anyone who dared step up to him served hard time. A former corrections officer in Cobb County, Ga., Big Bossman was brought to WWE in 1988 by the nefarious Slick after the big man dominated his competition.

The 300-plus pounder muscled around his foes like he would an unruly prisoner before handcuffing them to the ropes and introducing them to the business end of his trusty nightstick. By 1989, The Slickster saw dollar signs in his eyes when he paired up his crooked cop with Akeem, The African Dream. The gargantuan pair known as The Twin Towers never captured the World Tag Team Titles, but they helped destroy one of the most dominant duos in WWE history: The Mega Powers, Hulk Hogan and “Macho Man” Randy Savage.

Big Boss Man returned to WWE in 1998, eschewing his policeman’s blues for riot squad black as he took on the role of bodyguard of Mr. McMahon in his heated rivalry with “Stone Cold” Steve Austin. This time, the former corrections officer showed he had no morals whatsoever, stooping to new lows with each passing week during WWE’s Attitude Era. He brought the gigantic Big Show to tears when he dragged the casket of the giant’s late father away from his funeral behind a car. Even worse, while embroiled in a bitter rivalry with Al Snow, Big Boss Man kidnapped his foe’s beloved Chihuahua, Pepper. When it seemed like the two had reached a truce over a nice dinner, the sadistic cop revealed that he had prepared a special meal for Snow using the remains of his pet. Though it seemed to take on a new meaning, he was still forcing his foes to go through “hard times.”