Wrestling Championship Belts

Wrestling Belts Collection

Shop our wrestling championship belts and bring home the gold your favorite champions carried. This collection is part of our full range of replica championship belts, built at full size for fans and collectors. We craft every belt with detailed metal plates, durable leather straps, and gold or silver finishes. Wear it, display it, gift it, or add it to your collection.

Territory Era Classics

Before cable TV, wrestling ran on regional promotions and traveling world champions. Verne Gagne’s Minneapolis promotion gave us the titles in our AWA championship belts collection, worn by legends like Nick Bockwinkel. The AWA broke away from the National Wrestling Alliance in 1960. That alliance’s famous domed globe title, carried by Harley Race and Ric Flair, lives on in our NWA belts.

The Monday Night Wars

In the late 1990s, two companies fought for fans every Monday night. The Winged Eagle and Attitude Era designs in our WWF replica belts capture one side of that rivalry. On the other side, Ric Flair’s Big Gold title leads our WCW replica belts. Out of a small Philadelphia arena came the hardcore style you’ll find in our ECW wrestling belts.

Modern WWE Titles

Today’s biggest main events still revolve around gold. Our WWE belts recreate the titles you see on Raw and SmackDown right now. Back in 2005, John Cena debuted a title with a spinning WWE logo at its centre. That iconic look is the heart of our spinner championship belts. Stars from WWE’s developmental brand in Orlando carry the titles found in our NXT title belts.

Global and Alternative Promotions

Since 2019, a new rival from Jacksonville has pushed wrestling forward. Its world, tag, and women’s titles fill our AEW replica belts. The same owner bought a respected Philadelphia promotion in 2022, and its titles make up our ROH championship belts. In Japan, champions defend their gold at the Tokyo Dome, and those titles are in our IWGP replica belts. Nashville’s six-sided ring era inspired our TNA belts. The cult TV series filmed in a Los Angeles temple lives on in our Lucha Underground belts.