Pro Wrestler Shows Off Sexy Bod In Fenty X Savage Pride Collection

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Pro Wrestler Shows Off Sexy Bod In Fenty X Savage Pride Collection

Anthony Bowens is a true knockout in this new Pride campaign!

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We love Pride month for a million important reasons… but we also love that it means we get to look at photos of hot guys in their underwear!

Professional wrestler Anthony Bowens is one of the faces of Savage X Fenty’s new Pride collection and the ads are making us drool.

The first out gay wrestler in the AEW is seen showing off his perfect physique while wearing the brand’s I Dare Hue thong with see-through mesh trunks over the top. In other photos for the campaign he’s sporting the Leisure X shirt and shorts – but don’t worry, he’s still showing some skin.

Bowens is part of the tag-team duo The Acclaimed with Max Caster. The fan-fave signed to the AEW in 2020 in large part because the company already had Sonny Kiss, who is gender fluid, and Nyla Rose, who is transgender, on their roster.

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The muscle-bound wrestler lives his life out loud and proud, even posting photos he took of him kissing his boyfriend in front of homophobic protestors in 2021.

Savage X Fenty’s Pride collection is full of mesh and brightly colored thongs, jocks, bras, boxers, and bustiers, as well as a range of loungewear.

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The brand is owned by Rihanna and has been all about diversity and inclusion right from the start. The brand uses models of all sizes, genders, and sexual orientations.

As is true every year, right-wing extremists have been making their voices heard on social media and in person about different brands’ Pride campaigns. Bud Light and Adidas took a beating, Target faced so much backlash the retailer pulled their Pride merchandise from stores, and North Face is currently being criticized for teaming up with drag queen Pattie Gonia.

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Luckily Savage X Fenty’s ads have flown under the radar of bigots so far and Bowens has received a ton of positive comments on social media. Including fellow out-gay wrestler Fred Drosser who wrote “wow” under Bowens’ Instagram post about the ad campaign.