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Revision as of 15:46, 26 December 2009 editKorjokManno (talk | contribs)272 edits ←Created page with 'No discussion required for recent redirect. The "Big Gold Belt" is not an actual title - it's a nickname among fans. WWE, who OWN the belt, and refers to it as the ...'  Revision as of 17:50, 26 December 2009 edit undoKorjokManno (talk | contribs)272 editsNo edit summaryNext edit →
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No discussion required for recent redirect. The "Big Gold Belt" is not an actual title - it's a nickname among fans. WWE, who OWN the belt, and refers to it as the "World Heavyweight Championship". Now don't jump the gun, people... yes, this is the name of the championship title, but THE BELT ITSELF is also known as such. The WWE recently released "The History of the World Heavyweight Championship" (with the "Big Gold Belt" used as the sole cover image), which traces its NWA, WCW and WWE history. This is cemented by WWE.com: "The World Heavyweight Championship that has recently been carried by such greats as Batista and Triple H got its start in WWE back in 2002... for years, it was known as the NWA Championship; then when WCW pulled out of the NWA in the early 1990s, Ric Flair was recognized as the first-ever WCW Champion." No discussion required for recent redirect. The "Big Gold Belt" is merely a nickname among fans. WWE, who OWN the belt, refers to it as the "World Heavyweight Championship". Now don't jump the gun, people... yes, this is the name of the championship title, but THE BELT ITSELF is also known as such. The WWE recently released "The History of the World Heavyweight Championship" (with the "Big Gold Belt" used as the sole cover image), which traces its NWA, WCW and WWE history. This is cemented by WWE.com: "The World Heavyweight Championship that has recently been carried by such greats as Batista and Triple H got its start in WWE back in 2002... for years, it was known as the NWA Championship; then when WCW pulled out of the NWA in the early 1990s, Ric Flair was recognized as the first-ever WCW Champion."


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Revision as of 17:50, 26 December 2009

No discussion required for recent redirect. The "Big Gold Belt" is merely a nickname among fans. WWE, who OWN the belt, refers to it as the "World Heavyweight Championship". Now don't jump the gun, people... yes, this is the name of the championship title, but THE BELT ITSELF is also known as such. The WWE recently released "The History of the World Heavyweight Championship" (with the "Big Gold Belt" used as the sole cover image), which traces its NWA, WCW and WWE history. This is cemented by WWE.com: "The World Heavyweight Championship that has recently been carried by such greats as Batista and Triple H got its start in WWE back in 2002... for years, it was known as the NWA Championship; then when WCW pulled out of the NWA in the early 1990s, Ric Flair was recognized as the first-ever WCW Champion."

Big Gold Belt redirected. KorjokManno (talk) 15:46, 26 December 2009 (UTC)