The “Too Many Chairshots” Champion (specifically designated for Cactus Chris).

Description

Theme: The design is a play on hardcore wrestling culture, specifically referencing “chairshots” (being hit with a steel folding chair) and “Cactus Chris,” which is likely a nod to the hardcore legend Mick Foley (Cactus Jack).
Visual Description
Main Plate: Features a circular center crest with two silhouettes—one player hitting another with a steel chair. It is topped with a large, spread-winged eagle and adorned with red faux-gemstones.
Side Plates:
Left: Features a green cactus icon and the name “Cactus Chris.”
Right: Features a folding chair with bat wings and the text “Chair Shots.”
Materials: Gold-plated (likely zinc alloy or brass) plates on a black textured leather (or high-quality synthetic) strap with a “tooled” border design.
Quality Assessment
This belt falls into the category of a High-End Replica or Custom Boutique Belt. * The Plates: These are likely 4mm to 6mm thick brass or zinc plates. The deep etching and the “stacked” 3D look (where the eagle and the center circle sit on top of the base plate) indicate a much higher quality than mass-produced toy belts.
The “Bling”: The use of numerous small crystals (simulated diamonds) along the borders of the plates is common in custom championship belts from Pakistani master craftsmen or high-end US-based leatherworkers.
Overall Grade: Based on the card in the top left corner mentioning “Hassan Belts,” this is a professional custom-commissioned belt. It is “TV-Ready” quality, meaning it is heavy, shiny, and durable enough to be used in a real wrestling ring.