The Philadelphia Eagles are once again, Super Bowl champions, and in addition to all of the other good stuff that comes with that like the Eagles parade 2025, is a first of its kind, an Eagles WWE belt, which was revealed on Sunday night after the game.
As part of a vast selection of Eagles Super Bowl merch, the belt retails at $549.99 and is currently available for pre-order with an estimated shipping date of April 2025. According to Fanatics, the belt is described as such, “Your Philadelphia Eagles stand tall as Super Bowl LIX Champions. After you’re done dancing in the confetti, get your hands on this WWE Legacy Title Belt. The commemorative graphics will let you remember this season for years to come.”
Much like WWE’s entire collection of NFL team belts, the Eagles WWE belt as Super Bowl champs features the team’s logo on the side plates. The belt, which has is made from red leather, also features the words Super Bowl champions above the Super Bowl LIX logo on the front, main plate. The back of the Eagles WWE belt features a red and yellow strap with Super Bowl LIX, New Orleans, and both the NFL and WWE logos.
While WWE has done custom belts before including last year’s Super Bowl, a belt feels especially appropriate this time around given as CJ Gardner Johnson said after the win, the Eagles put “belt to a**” on the Kansas City Chiefs.
There is no word on if this belt or a custom Eagles WWE belt has made its way to the team, but one thing is certain, wrestling continues to occupy its space during the biggest event of the sports calendar. Here’s hoping that the Eagles, like many teams before them and like they themselves in 2018, will have wrestling influences front and center for the Eagles parade 2025 as well.
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