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WWF Women's Championship
Total: $459.00
Belt explained
Every belt is a set of metal plates fixed to a leather strap. Here is what each part is, what this belt is made of and how long it takes.
| Promotion | WWF (World Wrestling Federation), later WWE |
|---|---|
| Names | WWF Women's Championship from 1984 to 2002, then WWE Women's Championship until 2010 |
| Lineage | Dates to September 18, 1956, with The Fabulous Moolah. Moolah sold the rights to the WWF in 1984 |
| Reactivated | September 1998, when Jacqueline Moore defeated Sable |
| Most reigns | Trish Stratus, with seven |
| Ended | Unified with the WWE Divas Championship in September 2010. Layla was the final champion |
| Closest build here | Brass / 24K gold plated / 4 mm, $459: the nearest match to the real belt. Select this build |
| Plates | Brass as standard: cut and engraved to the design, then finished by hand. Cast zinc alloy plates, made in a mould and finished by hand, are available as an upgrade.Brass or cast zinc alloy plates |
|---|---|
| Finish | Standard finish included. 24K real-gold electroplating is available as an upgrade: a thin layer of real gold on the surface of the plates. The belt is not solid gold.Gold electroplating explained |
| Plate thickness | 2 mm as standard. 3, 4 or 5 mm plates are an upgrade, priced per extra millimetre. Thicker plates allow deeper relief in the design and weigh more.Plate thickness explained |
| Strap | Cowhide leather, about 50–51 inches (127–130 cm) long. Snap closure with several snap positions.Belt sizing and fit |
| Made in | Sialkot, Pakistan. Every belt is made to order. |
| Production | About 5–6 working days after you order. An estimate, not a guarantee. |
| Shipping | Free worldwide courier shipping (UPS, FedEx or DHL), with tracking: delivered in up to 5 working days after dispatch, anywhere in the world. An estimate, not a guarantee. |
| Duties and taxes | Import duties are prepaid by us (DDP), so there are no customs charges to pay on delivery. |
| Licensing | Independent replica — not affiliated with or licensed by any promotion |
The WWF Women's Championship was the women's world title of the World Wrestling Federation. This listing is a made-to-order MS Belts replica of the WWF-logo belt, with a gold oval centre plate, red "Women's Champion" lettering and two round side plates on a black strap. The page opens on the build closest to the real belt, and every choice shows its price.
Wikipedia says the title dates its lineage to September 18, 1956, when The Fabulous Moolah became the third NWA World Women's Champion. Moolah sold the title's rights to the WWF in 1984, and it was known as the WWF Women's Championship until 2002.
The title went inactive more than once. As Madusa, Alundra Blayze threw the belt in a trash can on WCW Monday Nitro in 1995. It was reactivated in September 1998 when Jacqueline Moore defeated Sable. Trish Stratus holds the most reigns, with seven, and the title was unified with the Divas Championship in September 2010.
Wikipedia gives no description, maker or materials for the belt, and we found no shop replica listing with a stated plate thickness or weight, so we quote none. The WWF lettering points to the title's WWF years, but no source lets us name one year range. Our closest build is brass, 24K gold plated, 4 mm, which is what this page shows first.
No. Ours is a made-to-order replica on a 50–51 in strap, so size and weight differ. Thicker plates and the cast build add weight and relief.
The plate carries the WWF logo, and Wikipedia says the name WWF Women's Championship ran from 1984 to 2002. It does not describe the belt designs, so we do not name a single year range.
No. Wikipedia says the title became the WWE Women's Championship after the 2002 name change, and a different WWE Women's Championship was created in 2016. Our plates carry the WWF logo and "World Wrestling Federation" lettering.
Independent replica. MS Belts is not affiliated with, licensed by or endorsed by WWF or any other promotion. Names are used only to describe the design.
Three choices about the plates decide how the belt looks, how it feels in the hand and what it costs.
The plates are the metal parts on the front of the belt. Brass plates are the standard: cut and engraved to the design, then finished by hand. Brass is dense and hard, so the belt feels solid. Cast zinc alloy plates are made in a mould and finished by hand, for deeper 3D relief.
Brass plates are included. Cast zinc alloy plates add $100.
Brass or cast zinc alloy plates24K real-gold electroplating is a thin layer of real gold on the surface of the plates. The belt is not solid gold, and the standard finish has no gold layer.
24K real-gold electroplating adds $20.
Gold electroplating explainedThickness is how thick the metal plates are, in millimetres. 2 mm is included, and you can go up to 5 mm. Thicker plates allow deeper relief in the design and weigh more.
2 mm is included. Each extra millimetre adds $50, up to 5 mm.
Plate thickness explainedMade to order
Every belt goes through 7 or 8 phases in our workshop, depending on the build. For a cast belt, casting in a mould takes the place of cutting. Gold electroplating happens only when you choose it or when it is included.
Under normal conditions, most belts are finished in 5–6 working days. For a custom design, the clock starts when you approve the design.
Phase 1: Design and artwork
Phase 2: Cutting the plates
Phase 3: Engraving and detailing
Phase 4: Polishing
Phase 5: Gold electroplating When 24K gold electroplating is chosen or included
Phase 6: Colour filling
Phase 7: The leather strap
Phase 8: Assembly, final check and packing
Questions
Short answers about this belt, delivery and returns.
Under normal conditions most belts are made in 5–6 working days, then delivered by courier in up to 5 working days, anywhere in the world. For a custom design, the clock starts when you approve the design. These are estimates, not guarantees.
Yes. Every order ships free worldwide by courier (UPS, FedEx or DHL) with tracking.
We prepay import duties (DDP), so there are no customs charges to pay on delivery.
Brass is the standard plate metal. On custom belts the SD build has brass plates cut and engraved to the design, the CNC build has brass plates CNC-machined for finer detail, and the HD build has zinc alloy plates cast in a mould made for the design and finished by hand, for the deepest 3D relief. On catalogue belts, cast zinc alloy is +$100. Plates are 2 mm thick as standard, and 3, 4 or 5 mm add $50 for each extra millimetre. The strap is cowhide leather.
Yes, it is a thin layer of real 24K gold on the surface of the plates. The belt is not solid gold, and like any plating it can wear if it is rubbed against something abrasive.
The strap is about 50 to 51 inches (127 to 130 cm) long with a snap closure and several snap positions. That is the length of the whole strap, not a waist size. Email us the wearer's measurement and we will confirm the fit before you order.
Yes. Name plate engraving can be added on belt pages that offer it. For a logo or a fully custom design, use the belt builder or email support@msbelts.com for a quote. Nothing is made until you approve the design.
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