Here is a very long rubric demonstrating how complicated this can be 1. Ring-won belts 2. Authentic Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won (Not for the public) A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss) B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts) C: Upgrade Belts 3. Genuine (but not authentic) Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won (Ring-won automatically makes it authentic) (Not for the public) A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss) B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts) C: Upgrade Belts NOTE: “Authentic” emphasizes the maker of the belt, whereas “Genuine” emphasizes the physical belt. For instance, someone can use the EXACT SAME MACHINES, MATERIAL, SKILL, AND CASTING, AS A BELT THAT IS RING-WON, BUT IF THE PERSON / COMPANY, NEVER ACTUALLY MADE THAT SAME TYPE OF BELT THAT WAS EVER ACTUALLY WON AND GIVEN TO A CHAMPION, THEN THE BELT WOULD BE GENUINE, BUT NOT AUTHENTIC. Example: Sartonk can make a WBA Super belt (black) and a Ring magazine belt. Even though, Sartonk is an official maker of belts for Sanctioning bodies, they have never given a Ring Magazine belt won by a champion. Those were made by the company Newport. On the other hand, many Champions have won a Sartonk WBA Super belt. So a WBA Super belt from Sartonk would be Authentic, but a Ring Magazine belt from Sartonk would be genuine, but NOT authentic. 3. Official Replica belts, meant to be issued only to champions (not for public) A: Replacement belts (made by an official maker, that did not make the belt at the time the champion had won the belt, but still meant to replicate the size and material of the original ones) (There are issued, and non-issued ones) B: Commemorative belts, given as awards to champions, but are physically different from a genuine belt (usually size or material) 3. Non-Issued Genuine belts (not made for the public) (Same size and material as the ring-won belts) A. Made by an official maker with a contract for that specific belt B. Made by an official maker, but without a contract for that belt (which technically makes it a replica.) These tend to be prototypes made by companies that want to produce belts for the sanctioning bodies and sometimes are displayed at boxing events Those are still the same size, weight and material as a ring-won belt. Both would be acceptable to champions if won in the ring. (Both versions are either kept on hold for the sanctioning bodies or, in VERY rare instances, sold at auctions in very limited quantity) 4. Official replicas (made for the public) Usually different size, or material than the real belts. But still, made by the same company that makes the Ring-won belts 5. Unofficial replicas A. High Quality (This is the danger-zone on eBay, because some are so accurate, that they are indistinguishable to the eye via picture, and need to be touched, measured, and weighed in person the tell the difference). Furthermore, there are often certificates of authenticity attached to these, for the autograph on the belt, but not for the belt itself) B. Low Quality
I wanna buy a replica belt I seen some on eBay what do you suggest? I just won a replica belt on a contest on Instagram I’m waiting on the belt they told me there waiting on the intensity papers and it has a intensity sticker with numbers...
3rd generation about 9 in 3/4 height about 8 inches wide. The 4th generation and 5th are 10 inches high by 9 inches wide (the plates). The 4th and 5th generation REYES belts are 49 inches long. The 3rd generation length is variable
@@obiclone its on amazon but its not reyes its another brand . the medalion is 9inches all around and the cost is 169.00 from europe. Thats the one im looking at on the amazon page
Nice collection I have wbc 4th generachin wba and ibf that one looks like shit I need to buy one from the same guy on eBay who sold me the wba his replicas look good anyway how long have you been a real fight fan?
You should probably contact Masis Boxing belts if you want the authentic ones (they have all the authentic ones except for the WBC belt And The Black WBA super belt)
The WBC currently is made by Cleto Reyes. But it is almost impossible to get a full size authentic wbc belt. Reyes sells an official replica that is 10% smaller than the real belt. You can get that on their website. The real authentic belt is not for sale and the only real way to get those is through a champion who is coming on hard times. In super rare instances, to raise money, the WBC will auction off full size authentic belts, but that is super rare and in those auctions The belts go for very very very high prices.
Hello, please advise if possible, are adult size replica boxing belts sold on Amazon by House of Highland 77 a good replica for a person who cannot afford the real belt, please advise if
you have high end replicas made of real leather the actual (real) belts that are numbered are only sold to sanctioning bodies...the only way to get a (real) belt is to get it from a actual champion....even if it was from the companies who make the real ones you still only get a high end replica not a authentic belt the actual champions get
1. Ring-won belts 2. Authentic Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won (Not for the public) A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss) B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts) C: Upgrade Belts 3. Genuine (but not authentic) Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won (Ring-won automatically makes it authentic) (Not for the public) A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss) B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts) C: Upgrade Belts NOTE: “Authentic” emphasizes the maker of the belt, whereas “Genuine” emphasizes the physical belt. For instance, someone can use the EXACT SAME MACHINES, MATERIAL, SKILL, AND CASTING, AS A BELT THAT IS RING-WON, BUT IF THE PERSON / COMPANY, NEVER ACTUALLY MADE THAT SAME TYPE OF BELT THAT WAS EVER ACTUALLY WON AND GIVEN TO A CHAMPION, THEN THE BELT WOULD BE GENUINE, BUT NOT AUTHENTIC. Example: Sartonk can make a WBA Super belt (black) and a Ring magazine belt. Even though, Sartonk is an official maker of belts for Sanctioning bodies, they have never given a Ring Magazine belt won by a champion. Those were made by the company Newport. On the other hand, many Champions have won a Sartonk WBA Super belt. So a WBA Super belt from Sartonk would be Authentic, but a Ring Magazine belt from Sartonk would be genuine, but NOT authentic. 3. Official Replica belts, meant to be issued only to champions (not for public) A: Replacement belts (made by an official maker, that did not make the belt at the time the champion had won the belt, but still meant to replicate the size and material of the original ones) (There are issued, and non-issued ones) B: Commemorative belts, given as awards to champions, but are physically different from a genuine belt (usually size or material) 3. Non-Issued Genuine belts (not made for the public) (Same size and material as the ring-won belts) A. Made by an official maker with a contract for that specific belt B. Made by an official maker, but without a contract for that belt (which technically makes it a replica.) These tend to be prototypes made by companies that want to produce belts for the sanctioning bodies and sometimes are displayed at boxing events Those are still the same size, weight and material as a ring-won belt. Both would be acceptable to champions if won in the ring. (Both versions are either kept on hold for the sanctioning bodies or, in VERY rare instances, sold at auctions in very limited quantity) 4. Official replicas (made for the public) Usually different size, or material than the real belts. But still, made by the same company that makes the Ring-won belts 5. Unofficial replicas A. High Quality (This is the danger-zone on eBay, because some are so accurate, that they are indistinguishable to the eye via picture, and need to be touched, measured, and weighed in person the tell the difference). Furthermore, there are often certificates of authenticity attached to these, for the autograph on the belt, but not for the belt itself) B. Low Quality
Q1. Where do you buy the belts in this video? Q2. Did boxers own these belts and you bought their ones? Q3. Which is better authentic or genuine? Thanks
The ones I have in the video are all made in the US, except the WBC. I’ve bought them mostly at auction. There are really hard to find. There is a company called Aun Belts out of Thailand that CLAIMS to make official belts for the WBA, WBO, and IBF (though I know Sartonk to be there only maker of the black WBA Super belt) 2) No, these are not ring-won belts, they are blanks, I did not buy these from boxers 3) Authentic is better, but it’s psychological only. Genuine means it’s made out of the same materials, machines, and skill. AUTHENTIC, is the same thing PLUS, made by the exact same people, who have made the belts actually won by the champions
Did you see the old school WBO belt online on ebay? They say it's the original. Has an autograph from Nigel Benn. They think it's authentic but I doubt it's Benn's. Probably a good copy that Benn signed.
I think it's still on. For sale from the UK I think. £1995 so sort of the asking price of a real one. Looks like a real belt but not a ring won version. I may be wrong.
Jason Blake eBay has a few real ones that are expensive, you can also find them at auctions. Nowadays, during the virus they are all super super hard to find. Still, The most impossible to find is a real WBC belt
It depends on the quality and how close it looks to the real thing. The replicas that look close to the real belt, would probably go for more than $1000 any WBC replica that costs less than that does not really look like the real one. Right now on eBay there are two or three replicas that look identical to the real ones but are not the real one. But they are too expensive. Those are going for about $2500. The replicas that cost less than $500 don’t look much like the real thing.
Depends on the belt. The WBA/IBF/WBO belts are about $2500 apiece The ring magazine belt is a little bit more expensive. A wbc belt is about the price of a cheap car. (those are super rare because they only get created when a champion actually wins them and they are serialized There are rare instances where champions get belts at WBC conventions too)
Kukushi-ight “Oficial” replica, you can contact Reyes for an oficial WBC replica (it’s 10% smaller than the real one). Genuine belts, on the other hand are much harder to find
There are replicas that look identical to the real ones because they’re actually made using the same casting as the real ones. Those are the ones worth getting and they only cost a few hundred dollars. (even the cheapest of the real ones will probably start out at around three grand)
BQBOXINGX7 I just checked out that that seller on eBay, hassaahma-62, those replicas do not look very good. Feel free to send me a picture of the ones you’re looking to buy I will let you know if I think they look real
They are not Ring-won, but that’s the same thing as saying a belt that a champion has not yet won is not real until he has won it. Here is a break-down 1. Ring-won belts 2. Authentic Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won (Not for the public) A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss) B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts) C: Upgrade Belts 3. Genuine (but not authentic) Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won (Ring-won automatically makes it authentic) (Not for the public) A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss) B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts) C: Upgrade Belts NOTE: “Authentic” emphasizes the maker of the belt, whereas “Genuine” emphasizes the physical belt. For instance, someone can use the EXACT SAME MACHINES, MATERIAL, SKILL, AND CASTING, AS A BELT THAT IS RING-WON, BUT IF THE PERSON / COMPANY, NEVER ACTUALLY MADE THAT SAME TYPE OF BELT THAT WAS EVER ACTUALLY WON AND GIVEN TO A CHAMPION, THEN THE BELT WOULD BE GENUINE, BUT NOT AUTHENTIC. Example: Sartonk can make a WBA Super belt (black) and a Ring magazine belt. Even though, Sartonk is an official maker of belts for Sanctioning bodies, they have never given a Ring Magazine belt won by a champion. Those were made by the company Newport. On the other hand, many Champions have won a Sartonk WBA Super belt. So a WBA Super belt from Sartonk would be Authentic, but a Ring Magazine belt from Sartonk would be genuine, but NOT authentic. 3. Official Replica belts, meant to be issued only to champions (not for public) A: Replacement belts (made by an official maker, that did not make the belt at the time the champion had won the belt, but still meant to replicate the size and material of the original ones) (There are issued, and non-issued ones) B: Commemorative belts, given as awards to champions, but are physically different from a genuine belt (usually size or material) 3. Non-Issued Genuine belts (not made for the public) (Same size and material as the ring-won belts) A. Made by an official maker with a contract for that specific belt B. Made by an official maker, but without a contract for that belt (which technically makes it a replica.) These tend to be prototypes made by companies that want to produce belts for the sanctioning bodies and sometimes are displayed at boxing events Those are still the same size, weight and material as a ring-won belt. Both would be acceptable to champions if won in the ring. (Both versions are either kept on hold for the sanctioning bodies or, in VERY rare instances, sold at auctions in very limited quantity) 4. Official replicas (made for the public) Usually different size, or material than the real belts. But still, made by the same company that makes the Ring-won belts 5. Unofficial replicas A. High Quality (This is the danger-zone on eBay, because some are so accurate, that they are indistinguishable to the eye via picture, and need to be touched, measured, and weighed in person the tell the difference). Furthermore, there are often certificates of authenticity attached to these, for the autograph on the belt, but not for the belt itself) B. Low Quality
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I was thinking about getting the IBF belt. I think that’s my favorite.
The IBF have integrity
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Here is a very long rubric demonstrating how complicated this can be
1. Ring-won belts
2. Authentic Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won
(Not for the public)
A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss)
B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts)
C: Upgrade Belts
3. Genuine (but not authentic) Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won
(Ring-won automatically makes it authentic)
(Not for the public)
A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss)
B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts)
C: Upgrade Belts
NOTE: “Authentic” emphasizes the maker of the belt, whereas “Genuine” emphasizes the physical belt.
For instance, someone can use the EXACT SAME MACHINES, MATERIAL, SKILL, AND CASTING, AS A BELT THAT IS RING-WON, BUT IF THE PERSON / COMPANY, NEVER ACTUALLY MADE THAT SAME TYPE OF BELT THAT WAS EVER ACTUALLY WON AND GIVEN TO A CHAMPION, THEN THE BELT WOULD BE GENUINE, BUT NOT AUTHENTIC.
Example: Sartonk can make a
WBA Super belt (black) and a Ring magazine belt.
Even though, Sartonk is an official maker of belts for Sanctioning bodies, they have never given a Ring Magazine belt won by a champion. Those were made by the company Newport.
On the other hand, many Champions have won a Sartonk WBA Super belt.
So a WBA Super belt from Sartonk would be Authentic, but a Ring Magazine belt from Sartonk would be genuine, but NOT authentic.
3. Official Replica belts, meant to be issued only to champions (not for public)
A: Replacement belts (made by an official maker, that did not make the belt at the time the champion had won the belt, but still meant to replicate the size and material of the original ones)
(There are issued, and non-issued ones)
B: Commemorative belts, given as awards to champions, but are physically different from a genuine belt (usually size or material)
3. Non-Issued Genuine belts (not made for the public)
(Same size and material as the ring-won belts)
A. Made by an official maker with a contract for that specific belt
B. Made by an official maker, but without a contract for that belt (which technically makes it a replica.)
These tend to be prototypes made by companies that want to produce belts for the sanctioning bodies and sometimes are displayed at boxing events
Those are still the same size, weight and material as a ring-won belt.
Both would be acceptable to champions if won in the ring.
(Both versions are either kept on hold for the sanctioning bodies or, in VERY rare instances, sold at auctions in very limited quantity)
4. Official replicas (made for the public)
Usually different size, or material than the real belts.
But still, made by the same company that makes the Ring-won belts
5.
Unofficial replicas
A. High Quality
(This is the danger-zone on eBay, because some are so accurate, that they are indistinguishable to the eye via picture, and need to be touched, measured, and weighed in person the tell the difference).
Furthermore, there are often certificates of authenticity attached to these, for the autograph on the belt, but not for the belt itself)
B. Low Quality
Where is the best place to get replica belts?
I wanna buy a replica belt I seen some on eBay what do you suggest? I just won a replica belt on a contest on Instagram I’m waiting on the belt they told me there waiting on the intensity papers and it has a intensity sticker with numbers...
You can email me a picture
Obiclone@yahoo.com
@@obiclone I just emailed you
@@soymeno did you email
Obiclone@yahoo.com
I don’t see an email to that specific address
where do you buy these?
Classic video 👍🏾💯
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Check out this one. It’s more in depth
what are the dimensions of the wbc belt center cause i want a replica for now but i want it to look like the authentic one
Which version?
3rd generation about 9 in 3/4 height about 8 inches wide. The 4th generation and 5th are 10 inches
high by 9 inches wide (the plates). The 4th and 5th generation REYES belts are 49 inches long.
The 3rd generation length is variable
@@obiclone its on amazon but its not reyes its another brand . the medalion is 9inches all around and the cost is 169.00 from europe. Thats the one im looking at on the amazon page
@@myyoutubepage199 That can’t be real
A real one costs about10 K if it’s authenticated
@@myyoutubepage199 I would have to see the link or a picture
Where did you the boxes from for your belts
Michaels
Can I purchase your replicas ?
Nice collection I have wbc 4th generachin wba and ibf that one looks like shit I need to buy one from the same guy on eBay who sold me the wba his replicas look good anyway how long have you been a real fight fan?
George Rodriguez I have been a fan for 25 years
You should probably contact Masis Boxing belts if you want the authentic ones (they have all the authentic ones except for the WBC belt And The Black WBA super belt)
The WBC currently is made by Cleto Reyes. But it is almost impossible to get a full size authentic wbc belt. Reyes sells an official replica that is 10% smaller than the real belt. You can get that on their website. The real authentic belt is not for sale and the only real way to get those is through a champion who is coming on hard times. In super rare instances, to raise money, the WBC will auction off full size authentic belts, but that is super rare and in those auctions The belts go for very very very high prices.
Hello, please advise if possible, are adult size replica boxing belts sold on Amazon by House of Highland 77 a good replica for a person who cannot afford the real belt, please advise if
Please take a picture or email me a picture to OBICLONE@yahoo.com
.
you have high end replicas made of real leather the actual (real) belts that are numbered are only sold to sanctioning bodies...the only way to get a (real) belt is to get it from a actual champion....even if it was from the companies who make the real ones you still only get a high end replica not a authentic belt the actual champions get
1. Ring-won belts
2. Authentic Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won
(Not for the public)
A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss)
B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts)
C: Upgrade Belts
3. Genuine (but not authentic) Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won
(Ring-won automatically makes it authentic)
(Not for the public)
A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss)
B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts)
C: Upgrade Belts
NOTE: “Authentic” emphasizes the maker of the belt, whereas “Genuine” emphasizes the physical belt.
For instance, someone can use the EXACT SAME MACHINES, MATERIAL, SKILL, AND CASTING, AS A BELT THAT IS RING-WON, BUT IF THE PERSON / COMPANY, NEVER ACTUALLY MADE THAT SAME TYPE OF BELT THAT WAS EVER ACTUALLY WON AND GIVEN TO A CHAMPION, THEN THE BELT WOULD BE GENUINE, BUT NOT AUTHENTIC.
Example: Sartonk can make a
WBA Super belt (black) and a Ring magazine belt.
Even though, Sartonk is an official maker of belts for Sanctioning bodies, they have never given a Ring Magazine belt won by a champion. Those were made by the company Newport.
On the other hand, many Champions have won a Sartonk WBA Super belt.
So a WBA Super belt from Sartonk would be Authentic, but a Ring Magazine belt from Sartonk would be genuine, but NOT authentic.
3. Official Replica belts, meant to be issued only to champions (not for public)
A: Replacement belts (made by an official maker, that did not make the belt at the time the champion had won the belt, but still meant to replicate the size and material of the original ones)
(There are issued, and non-issued ones)
B: Commemorative belts, given as awards to champions, but are physically different from a genuine belt (usually size or material)
3. Non-Issued Genuine belts (not made for the public)
(Same size and material as the ring-won belts)
A. Made by an official maker with a contract for that specific belt
B. Made by an official maker, but without a contract for that belt (which technically makes it a replica.)
These tend to be prototypes made by companies that want to produce belts for the sanctioning bodies and sometimes are displayed at boxing events
Those are still the same size, weight and material as a ring-won belt.
Both would be acceptable to champions if won in the ring.
(Both versions are either kept on hold for the sanctioning bodies or, in VERY rare instances, sold at auctions in very limited quantity)
4. Official replicas (made for the public)
Usually different size, or material than the real belts.
But still, made by the same company that makes the Ring-won belts
5.
Unofficial replicas
A. High Quality
(This is the danger-zone on eBay, because some are so accurate, that they are indistinguishable to the eye via picture, and need to be touched, measured, and weighed in person the tell the difference).
Furthermore, there are often certificates of authenticity attached to these, for the autograph on the belt, but not for the belt itself)
B. Low Quality
Rea belts don’t been a champion had it means it’s made by the same company
Pls tell me about masis belts
Sartonk
Where did you get the wba super?
The WBA super is NOT real, it’s from a company called Aun belts out of Thailand.
Only Sartonk makes the real
WBA super belt exclusively
Q1. Where do you buy the belts in this video?
Q2. Did boxers own these belts and you bought their ones?
Q3. Which is better authentic or genuine?
Thanks
The ones I have in the video are all made in the US, except the WBC.
I’ve bought them mostly at auction.
There are really hard to find.
There is a company called Aun Belts out of Thailand that CLAIMS to make official belts for the WBA, WBO, and IBF (though I know Sartonk to be there only maker of the black WBA Super belt)
2) No, these are not ring-won belts, they are blanks, I did not buy these from boxers
3) Authentic is better, but it’s psychological only.
Genuine means it’s made out of the same materials, machines, and skill.
AUTHENTIC, is the same thing PLUS, made by the exact same people, who have made the belts actually won by the champions
Did you see the old school WBO belt online on ebay? They say it's the original. Has an autograph from Nigel Benn. They think it's authentic but I doubt it's Benn's. Probably a good copy that Benn signed.
No, I didn’t see it
I think it's still on. For sale from the UK I think. £1995 so sort of the asking price of a real one. Looks like a real belt but not a ring won version. I may be wrong.
@@silverjj8447 who is the seller?
I still don’t see it
Seller is "bring_the_pain!!!"
WHERE DO I BUY THE REAL BELTS FROM??? I'VE BEEN SEARCHING ALL OVER THE PLACE.
You cant
From the wbc website
Cleto Reyes is the best way to go !!!
For the 4th, 5th, and 6th generation WBC BELTS
YES.
But Cleto Reyes did not make the other belts.
@@obiclone Adidas made the Green Belt
@@holmes1978 Adidas made the 2nd generation WBC belt
That is the version from the 1970s and early 1980s
@@obiclone you should my New Belt Gorgeous!
Where can I get a real title belt ?
Jason Blake eBay has a few real ones that are expensive, you can also find them at auctions. Nowadays, during the virus they are all super super hard to find.
Still, The most impossible to find is a real WBC belt
boxingmerchandisestore.com/products/wbc-championship-replica-belt , WBC STORE HAS OFFICIAL BELTS FOR SALE
@@dannysos88 it literally says replica in the title lol
What’s the lowest a Replica belt should go for because I saw a wbc replica going go 112 dollars us
It depends on the quality and how close it looks to the real thing.
The replicas that look close to the real belt, would probably go for more than $1000
any WBC replica that costs less than that does not really look like the real one.
Right now on eBay there are two or three replicas that look identical to the real ones but are not the real one.
But they are too expensive.
Those are going for about $2500.
The replicas that cost less than $500 don’t look much like the real thing.
Like is there a store somewhere?
No, I’ve had to go to auctions.
They are very hard to find and authenticate
It took me 8 years to put this collection together
@@obiclone thats cool 🔥
Why the hell would someone buy a championship belt instead of winning one?
You’re kidding me, right?
What no WBF? Lol
How much are those belts?
Depends on the belt. The WBA/IBF/WBO belts are about $2500 apiece
The ring magazine belt is a little bit more expensive.
A wbc belt is about the price of a cheap car. (those are super rare because they only get created when a champion actually wins them and they are serialized
There are rare instances where champions get belts at WBC conventions too)
How much do it cost ?
Which belt?
$2,000 US at the lower end.
Do you have a Instagram account
Were to you get a authentic replica
Kukushi-ight “Oficial” replica, you can contact Reyes for an oficial WBC replica (it’s 10% smaller than the real one). Genuine belts, on the other hand are much harder to find
Where can i get a real one
Auctions. It took me 8 years to get my hands on all of these
Where to buy ?
RARELY (EBay); auctions etc
Very hard to get
Any sellers on ebay you recommend?
It’s very difficult
A guy with the name MWOZ5041 sometimes has real ones, but most are replícas
@@obiclone Thanks:) Replicas enough, just looking for a belt that looks good
@@CurvyKorean he has the best replicas. Many of them look identical to the real ones, but only a few of his are actually real
How will a real IBF belt cost??
About 1.5K at the low end to about 3K at the high end
@@obiclone thanks
Most belts are replicas. I would imagine that real ones are super expensive. I’m ok with replicas.
There are replicas that look identical to the real ones because they’re actually made using the same casting as the real ones.
Those are the ones worth getting and they only cost a few hundred dollars.
(even the cheapest of the real ones will probably start out at around three grand)
can I have a fake belt? I want to make a friendly match between my friends
You can get really good replicas on ebay
@@obiclone ohh sounds good (sorry for a late comment)
BQBOXINGX7
I just checked out that that seller on eBay, hassaahma-62, those replicas do not look very good.
Feel free to send me a picture of the ones you’re looking to buy I will let you know if I think they look real
www.ebay.com/itm/Official-WBA-WORLD-CHAMPION-Championship-Boxing-Belt-CASE-WBO-WBC-IBF-IBO-/143931363861
Their all fake if you didn't win them by boxing
They are not Ring-won, but that’s the same thing as saying a belt that a champion has not yet won is not real until he has won it.
Here is a break-down
1. Ring-won belts
2. Authentic Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won
(Not for the public)
A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss)
B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts)
C: Upgrade Belts
3. Genuine (but not authentic) Belts that have been issued to champions, but are not ring-won
(Ring-won automatically makes it authentic)
(Not for the public)
A: Replacement belts (due to damage, sale, theft, loss)
B: Commemorative belts /award belt (of exact make/appearance of genuine belts)
C: Upgrade Belts
NOTE: “Authentic” emphasizes the maker of the belt, whereas “Genuine” emphasizes the physical belt.
For instance, someone can use the EXACT SAME MACHINES, MATERIAL, SKILL, AND CASTING, AS A BELT THAT IS RING-WON, BUT IF THE PERSON / COMPANY, NEVER ACTUALLY MADE THAT SAME TYPE OF BELT THAT WAS EVER ACTUALLY WON AND GIVEN TO A CHAMPION, THEN THE BELT WOULD BE GENUINE, BUT NOT AUTHENTIC.
Example: Sartonk can make a
WBA Super belt (black) and a Ring magazine belt.
Even though, Sartonk is an official maker of belts for Sanctioning bodies, they have never given a Ring Magazine belt won by a champion. Those were made by the company Newport.
On the other hand, many Champions have won a Sartonk WBA Super belt.
So a WBA Super belt from Sartonk would be Authentic, but a Ring Magazine belt from Sartonk would be genuine, but NOT authentic.
3. Official Replica belts, meant to be issued only to champions (not for public)
A: Replacement belts (made by an official maker, that did not make the belt at the time the champion had won the belt, but still meant to replicate the size and material of the original ones)
(There are issued, and non-issued ones)
B: Commemorative belts, given as awards to champions, but are physically different from a genuine belt (usually size or material)
3. Non-Issued Genuine belts (not made for the public)
(Same size and material as the ring-won belts)
A. Made by an official maker with a contract for that specific belt
B. Made by an official maker, but without a contract for that belt (which technically makes it a replica.)
These tend to be prototypes made by companies that want to produce belts for the sanctioning bodies and sometimes are displayed at boxing events
Those are still the same size, weight and material as a ring-won belt.
Both would be acceptable to champions if won in the ring.
(Both versions are either kept on hold for the sanctioning bodies or, in VERY rare instances, sold at auctions in very limited quantity)
4. Official replicas (made for the public)
Usually different size, or material than the real belts.
But still, made by the same company that makes the Ring-won belts
5.
Unofficial replicas
A. High Quality
(This is the danger-zone on eBay, because some are so accurate, that they are indistinguishable to the eye via picture, and need to be touched, measured, and weighed in person the tell the difference).
Furthermore, there are often certificates of authenticity attached to these, for the autograph on the belt, but not for the belt itself)
B. Low Quality
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