What’s that, you say, you want more belts in boxing?
That’s something no one said, ever, but the sport keeps pumping out custom made titlesfor every big fight it seems. And this weekend’s (Sat., Sept. 12, 2026) WBC Welterweight title fight between division king, Ryan Garcia, and Conor Benn is no different.
The World Boxing Council (WBC) recently revealed that not only would Garcia’s strap be on the line, but so would a custom Tollan Topiltzin belt. To make it even sweeter, the victor on Saturday in Las
Vegas, Nevada would also be gifted massive ring that rivals that of a Super Bowl winner.
“The WBC Tollan Topiltzin Belt is a tribute to greatness, heritage, and craftsmanship. Crafted with natural obsidian, genuine leather, and gold-plated details, it honors the legacy of the ancient Toltec capital of Tollan and the spirit of true champions,” explained WBC in a tweet.
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Garcia is looking to defend his title for the first time after defeating Mario Barrios earlier this year in a one-sided win to win the belt. As for Benn, he is hoping to shock the world with a big win over Garcia, all while locking down his first-ever major world title.
The two men have been jawing at each other over the last few months, with Garcia taking it a step further earlier this week by no-showing a planned staredown with “The Destroyer” in “Sin City,”opting to relax with a nice round of video games, instead.
That said, “King Ry” is adamant he isn’t overlooking Benn, but wants to make sure that the British brawler is on his “A” game come fight night with zero excuses.
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