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WWE Plans for Winged Eagle Title Revival Have Been in Discussion for a While

WWE Winged Eagle Belt

WWE is reportedly considering the revival of the classic Winged Eagle Championship belt, a nostalgic symbol that could soon return to modern WWE programming.

Triple H Teases the Return of the Winged Eagle Title

On December 11, 2024, WWE fans were sent into a frenzy after a video surfaced of Triple H presenting Cody Rhodes with a mysterious belt case. This moment took place ahead of Saturday Night’s Main Event, sparking widespread speculation that the legendary Winged Eagle Title might be making a comeback. Triple H described the gift as being “for one night only,” but left the contents of the case a mystery, keeping fans eagerly anticipating what’s inside.

Cody Rhodes Leading the Charge for the Revival

According to Fightful Select, discussions around reviving the Winged Eagle Title have been ongoing behind the scenes. Cody Rhodes has been one of the most vocal advocates for bringing back the iconic belt design. Since his WWE return in 2022, Rhodes has openly expressed his desire to reintroduce the classic championship belt that became synonymous with WWE’s golden era.

In September 2024, Rhodes confirmed that he was actively working on making the revival a reality. His dedication to honoring WWE’s rich history has been a key factor driving the potential return of the belt.

The Legacy of the Winged Eagle Title

The Winged Eagle Championship, first introduced in 1988, was held by WWE legends such as Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, and The Ultimate Warrior. The belt remained a fixture until 1998, when it was retired during the transition to the Attitude Era. Its detailed design and historical significance make it one of the most beloved championship belts in WWE history.

Nostalgia Meets Modern-Day WWE

If the Winged Eagle belt returns, even briefly, it would offer fans a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern wrestling excellence. Whether this is a one-night tribute or a permanent change, the return of this iconic title design could create lasting memories for the WWE Universe.

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