WWE is full of merchandise. With every possible chance, they ought to make some sort of merchandise from it and get their money's worth. Now, a new addition has been made to their titles: a once-a-year-seen title replica has officially begun its sale. However, as of now, only the Men's title is for sale.

    The Stamford-based promotion is selling full-size replicas of its Crown Jewel Championship title belt through the WWE Shop for $1,999.99. The design is exactly like the original, with gold-plated accents and emerald-green gems in its enormous size. The title was introduced in 2024, specifically for the Crown Jewel PLE held annually. It began in Riyadh, and last year it went to Perth, Australia.

    In 2024, Cody Rhodes and, last year, Seth Rollins won the very titles. The actual championship, however, no longer remains with the winners, as it is kept on permanent display at the WWE Experience attraction in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and is brought back for the next iteration. It can now be seen frequently with replicas for those who buy the premium collectible.

    Crown Jewel 2025 took place on October 11, 2025, at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia, delivering a historic five-match card. The show opened with Australia's Bronson Reed defeating Roman Reigns in an Australian Street Fight. For the Women's Crown Jewel Championship, RAW's Women's World Champion Stephanie Vaquer defeated SmackDown’s WWE Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton.

    Seen as one of John Cena's best matches in 2025, he battled AJ Styles in a barn-burner with massive callbacks to the moves of wrestling legends. Cena captured a victory, making their singles matches in their five-match rivalry 3-2. In the penultimate match, Australian Anomaly Rhea Ripley, with her partner Iyo Sky, won the Women's Tag Team Championship from The Kabuki Warriors.

    The main event then was for the Men's Crown Jewel Championship, where RAW's World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins defeated SmackDown's Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes. In the end, both the Crown Jewel titleholders were in the ring celebrating their triumphs, capping off one of 2025's best PLEs.

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    Published on 9 July 2026 by sportskeeda

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