Name: Miami Heat WWE Legacy Title Belt
Brand: WWE Authentic
SKU: 201883988
Price: 549.99 USD
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Miami Heat WWE Legacy Title Belt - 201883988

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Game time just got a whole lot more interesting thanks to the WWE. Champion your Miami Heat pride with this WWE Legacy Title Belt. Slung over your shoulder or fitted around your waist, it will be easy to channel your inner Stone Cold Steve Austin, John Cena or Roman Reigns while cheering on the Miami Heat. The glory of the NBA and the prestige of the WWE make for one great tag team.

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NBA

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