Pro Wrestling Belts: A Guide

The highlight of any wrestler's career is to become a champion, and wear as many of that organization's wrestling belts as possible during their career.
The reason being as a champion, chances are you'll make more money during your reign, and merchandise sales, plus get better known as you gain championships.
As a fan, most of the wrestling organizations contract out to suppliers a chance to develop replica versions of those belts, and offer the chance for you to actually own one of the same titles your hero owns.
The belts range from foam rubber, to a very detailed replica of any title, complete with side plates, an authentic strap with the same snap patterns, and some can even be customized to include different plates, to a build-your-own version of a belt.
You can spend hours searching online for wrestling belts, and not find what you want, or you could go a reliable online site and look at what is in stock.
The title belts range in price from an action figure's small title strap starting around $0.
95 to an actual replica Edge's WWE world belt with an inscription, and signed by Edge for around $399.
99.
The pricier the belts are, chances are they are the 'real deal', and could come with an autograph as well from that particular superstar when he was holding the title.
Some hand-made belts on other sites sell for close to $2700.
00, where you can get the same belt for lower prices via eBay that is essentially same quality as the more expensive ones.
If you're planning on starting your own federation, or just want to re-live a moment in time when your favourite superstar became a specific champion, wrestling belts help preserve memories of great matches, the wrestlers that held that particular title you have your eye on, and that moment in time when you smiled as their hand was raised in victory and the belt was officially given to them for a hard-worked program.