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WWE Slam Crate Geek Box Review – May 2019

Published 5 August 2019·2 min read·6 min video

WWE Slam Crate has since stopped running. This review is kept as a record of what the box was like; every edition we opened is on the WWE Slam Crate page.

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WWE Slam Crate for May 2019 arrived very late, as is the custom for Loot Crate family boxes as of the past few months.

For the unaware, this is a wrestling themed box, released every two months. The May 2019 box came with the theme Mania, as well as an information sheet.

For pricing, including delivery to the UK, this goes for £39 GBP ($49 USD). Unusually for a box shipped from the US, payment is made in pounds, although this can change sometimes based on the exchange rate. Discounts are offered through signing up for a term longer than one crate.

Box Contents

Wrestlemania T-Shirt (Exclusive)

A picture based T-Shirt. Not overly keen on this one, I prefer WWE T-Shirts that are a bit more subtle. But it’s fine.

I’ll value this at my standard price for T-Shirts of $10 USD.

WWE Slam Stars Seth Rollins Figure (Exclusive)

It’s traditional for the boxes to have one of these Slam Stars figures in the box.

I’ll use a standard value, similar to Funkos and the like, of $10 USD.

WWE Championship Pin (Exclusive)

One of the nicer looking belts. This works well as a pin.

Since this is just a pin, I’ll value this at $2 USD.

WWE Wrestlemania Side Plate Pins (Exclusive)

Two sets of pins in one box is really excessive.

I’m not feeling charitable enough to value these more any higher than $2 USD (that’s for the pair).

Finn Balor Poster (Likely Exclusive)

This isn’t on the information sheet, but it may well be a promised item that was missing from the previous box.

It’s a pretty plain poster, long and thin, which does comes with a useful cardboard tube.

I’ll value this at $1 USD.

More from this box: all our WWE Slam Crate reviews.

Box Review

For one of the more premium boxes, this is disappointing, with only two items of value.

It’s hard to see any real value in two lots of pins and a small poster. I get $25 USD of value, which is half of the cost price.

You might see more value in the exclusives than I do, but there just isn’t enough here to warrant the cost price. There are better boxes for wrestling fans available.

Box update

WWE Slam Crate has since stopped running, so the subscription link that originally sat here has been retired. You can still browse every WWE Slam Crate review on this site.

Frequently asked

Answers generated from this review during the 2026 rebuild.

Is WWE Slam Crate still available?+
No. WWE Slam Crate has since stopped running, so it can no longer be ordered. This review of the May 2019 crate is kept as an archive of what the box was like.
What was inside the May 2019 WWE Slam Crate?+
An exclusive Wrestlemania T-shirt, a WWE Slam Stars Seth Rollins figure, a WWE Championship pin, a pair of Wrestlemania side plate pins and a Finn Balor poster that came in a cardboard tube.
How much did WWE Slam Crate cost?+
The May 2019 WWE Slam Crate cost £39 GBP, around $49 USD, including delivery to the UK, with payment unusually taken in pounds and discounts offered for signing up for longer than one crate.
What was the theme of the May 2019 WWE Slam Crate?+
The theme was Mania, and the crate came with an information sheet. WWE Slam Crate was a wrestling themed box in the Loot Crate family, released once every two months.
Was the May 2019 WWE Slam Crate worth it?+
The reviewer said no. They counted $25 USD of value against the £39 GBP price, saw little worth in two lots of pins and a small poster, and pointed wrestling fans towards better boxes.
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