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Officially licensed FIFA World Cup 2026 WWE replica title now available

WWE has released an officially licensed FIFA World Cup 2026 title replica which is available for pre-ordering now on WWE Shop.

The belt features the official FIFA World Cup 2026 logo and a small WWE logo at the bottom on the main plate and two side plates. The World Cup is actually 3D and sticks out of the title, but the design is definitely not one of their very best work!

“Two worlds. One championship. The FIFA World Cup unites billions. WWE crowns champions. This is what happens when those two legacies collide,” says the description of the title.

“Featuring vibrant, laser-cut metallic plates with a rich enamel finish, debossed detailing, and the official FIFA World Cup 2026 branding alongside the WWE logo, this belt is built to be displayed, not forgotten. It arrives ready for the spotlight in a zippered cloth carrying bag, because legends travel in style. The world has a new champion. Make sure you have proof,” it continues.

It’s available for pre-ordering now at $549.99 with a shipping date on or before July 22.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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