WWE Championship Replica Title Belt 2021

Weighing over 5 pounds, holding this Title will make you feel like a true WWE Champion. It is molded from the actual title and is carefully constructed in stunning detail.

Plate Material: Zinc Alloy
Strap Material: Polyurethane
Strap Dimensions: 50.39″ x 11.02″ x 0.2″
Largest Waist Size: 46″
Weight: 5.62 lbs. (2550g)
Snap Fasteners
Includes Cloth Carrying Bag with WWE Logo
Customizable Side Plates

Plate Length and Width

Main Plate:10.16″ x 10.16″
Side Plate: 5.94″ x 5.51″

Plate Thickness

Main Plate:0.28″
Side Plate:0.2″

SKU: CB-PC5 Category: WWE Replica Belts

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WWE Championship Replica Title Belt 2021

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WWE Championship Replica Title Belt 2021

Be a true champion with this Championship Replica Title!

Weighing over 5 pounds, holding this Title will make you feel like a true WWE Champion. It is molded from the actual title and is carefully constructed in stunning detail.

Plate Material: Zinc Alloy
Strap Material: Polyurethane
Strap Dimensions: 50.39″ x 11.02″ x 0.2″
Largest Waist Size: 46″
Weight: 5.62 lbs. (2550g)
Snap Fasteners
Includes Cloth Carrying Bag with WWE Logo
Customizable Side Plates

Plate Length and Width

Main Plate:10.16″ x 10.16″
Side Plate: 5.94″ x 5.51″

Plate Thickness

Main Plate:0.28″
Side Plate:0.2″

WWE Championship Replica Title Belt 2021

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WWE Championship History

The WWE Championship is a world heavyweight championship created and promoted by the American professional wrestling promotion WWE, currently defended on their Raw brand division. It is one of WWE’s top titles, alongside the Universal Championship on SmackDown. The current champion is Drew McIntyre, who is in his second reign.

The title was introduced in 1963 with Buddy Rogers becoming the first champion. However, its origin is attributed to events that began in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), which had various territorial member promotions. In the 1950s, Capitol Wrestling Corporation (CWC) was a member of the NWA and by 1963, its executives held a controlling stake over NWA operations. During this time, Buddy Rogers held the NWA World Heavyweight Championship until January 24, when Lou Thesz defeated Rogers for the championship in a one fall match.

Claiming the title can only be contested in a traditional two out of three falls match, the promotion disputed the title change, and thus seceded from the NWA and became the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF). The WWWF World Heavyweight Championship was then established and awarded to Buddy Rogers with the explanation that he won a fictional tournament in Rio de Janeiro, supposedly defeating Antonino Rocca in the finals.^[6] After several years, the WWWF became affiliated with the NWA once again, and “World” was dropped from the championship’s name. In 1979, the WWWF was renamed World Wrestling Federation (WWF), and then after conclusively ending its affiliation with the NWA in 1983, the championship became known as the WWF World Heavyweight Championship. Although the full name appeared on the championship belts until 1998, the name was often abbreviated to WWF Championship, which became its official name in 1998.