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Two key people in the viral Alabama riverboat brawl are capitalizing on their newfound fame … by hawking merch based on the infamous fight.<\/p>\n
Reggie Ray<\/strong>, who was charged with disorderly conduct after being identified as the man who whacked a folding chair at several people, and Tammie Howard<\/strong> teamed up with attorney Jehan “J” Carter<\/strong> to launch the new line of merch.<\/p>\n Carter tells us Ray and Howard wanted to create stock of their own after seeing other people selling clothing<\/strong> related to the riverboat brawl — and using their likeness — on sites like Etsy and Amazon.<\/p>\n Retailing between $12.99-$59.99, the “Alabama Brawl Collection” boasts a series of mugs, water bottles, hats, sweaters, and hoodies with the most common slogan: “Fade In The Water.”<\/p>\n Other taglines from the unisex line-up include “Lift Every Chair And Swing,” “Let Freedom Swing,” “Chairman For Justice,” and “Nathaniel Alexander, He Invented The Folding Chair So That You Could Swing.”<\/p>\n Sizes range from S to 3XL, with the site urging people to snag the items to “celebrate the bravery of the Alabama Brawl.”<\/p>\n Moving forward … J Carter also tells us Reggie and Tammy have decided to take legal action against those who’ve used their likeness and trademarks without their consent.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/imagez.tmz.com\/image\/e9\/4by3\/2023\/11\/17\/e9f6cd3bf995465ca45983821e583eef_md.jpg\")
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