Gone But Never Forgotten - Wil Riggs
*PRE FUNERAL*
Now that I have had the weekend to digest and reflect on the career, life and legacy of General Skandor Akbar, or Ak as those of us in the business call him, I can calmly, and less emotionally write about what he meant to me.
First let me say that the news of his passing was a devastating blow to me. Ak was always someone I could call and talk to about any problem I had, ... New in the Gallery
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Gone But Not Forgotten by Wil Riggs
August 29th, 2010
Gone But Never Forgotten - Wil Riggs
*PRE FUNERAL*
Now that I have had the weekend to digest and reflect on the career, life and legacy of General Skandor Akbar, or Ak as those of us in the business call him, I can calmly, and less emotionally write about what he meant to me.
First let me say that the news of his passing was a devastating blow to me. Ak was always someone I could call and talk to about any problem I had, ... Shannon Moore’s DILLIGAF Title
August 24th, 2010
The Prince of Punk Shannon Moore wanted a belt to match his persona. I think we achieved that! This one of a kind belt features Shannon's Gas Chamber Skull along with his trademark slogan, DILLIGAF.
He asked us to make the belt scream punk. After brainstorming with Eddie about the leather and Jesse about the artwork, we came up with a game plan. We decided on an airbrushed strap with skull snaps. To add a truly unique aspect to the belt, we added ... Triple Layer Old School AWA Title
August 22nd, 2010
Our updated AWA belt has been of our largest sellers. However, we got tons of requests for an AWA designed a little closer tot he original "Inmate Belt". After many artwork renditions, we came up with a winner. This belt has many of the same features as the original AWA belt had, but in a modern package. First, we made it three full layers! Then we added our interpretation of the original scroll work. Since the original was scribed by hand, we ... 2010 Pictures from Danielson to Good Ol’ JR
August 18th, 2010
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August 17th, 2010
Art Of Fighting MMA Championship Belt
August 15th, 2010
With a name like Art of Fighting, we knew just any old design would not do. The design has an elegance about it. The paint is kept to a minimum. The gold plating stands out nicely against the mirror finish nickel background. To make this a truly unique work of art, we came up with an innovative side plate design to incorporate their company name. It all ties together very nicely, and AOF has a championship they can truly be proud of!
[gallery ... Carolina Panthers Top Gun Championship Belt
August 13th, 2010
The Carolina Panthers have thrown down the gauntlet for all the other teams in the NFL. As an added incentive to their players, the Cardiac Cats are offering this awesome championship belt to the Special Teams Player of the Week! Each name plate is removable and will be engraved with the name of the star Special Teams player from each game.
This motivational tool would be great for any sports team, sales force and basically any competitive situation. Get yours today!
[gallery columns="5" orderby="ID"] Global Knock Outs MMA Title
August 11th, 2010
Introducing the GKO title, or as it is soon to be known, The Most Awesome Belt Ever! Jackson Rancheria Casino called us and asked us to raise the bar for MMA title belts. We obliged.
The three dimensional look is outstanding. The depth is created by not only multiple layers, but the order in which they are stacked to create seperation from the top and bottom layers. Study the pictures and you will notice the top layer overhangs the other layers and has ... Support Your Local Indy Wrestling Association – Wil Riggs
August 9th, 2010
It's hard to believe that just 25 short years ago, Dallas, Texas was the Mecca of professional wrestling by the small crowds we see at indy shows today. The Sportatorium would rock and roll so loud that you could hear the crowd from the highway as you drove by it. Thousands of people would turn out and constantly cheer on the show. Now, most independent shows are lucky of they draw 100 people. Think about that for a second. At any given ...