Fans can now choose whether they want to represent Conor McGregor or Justin Gaethje via their custom belts.
Gaethje couldn’t help but break out the back flip celebration after producing the kind of win that couldn’t have been scripted any better.
The UFC’s event schedule in 2026 means that following a historic night at the White House, the attention of the fans quickly turned towards another huge night.
Gaethje might not have broken records like McGregor’s comeback has, but he’s now equal to ‘The Notorious’ when it comes to having their very own UFC belt.
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Justin Gaethje gets his own ‘legacy’ replica UFC belt following Conor McGregor’s ‘signature’ design
Conor McGregor and Justin Gaethje have recently traded verbal blows between both men’s UFC main events in consecutive months.
Earlier this week, it wasn’t surprising to see ‘The Notorious’ receive his own custom UFC belt and put two of them over his shoulders.
Another update to the MMA leader’s online store has revealed that Gaethje has now received the same treatment.
Swapping the Irish tri-color for the stars and stripes, the ‘Justin Gaethje legacy championship replica title belt’ features the date he became the undisputed lightweight champion and artwork of him holding two belts.
Both Gaethje and McGregor’s belts are available to purchase via the UFC store for $599.99, making it $250 cheaper than the replica of the current UFC title.
UFC have given Justin Gaethje his own custom UFC legacy belt.
Him and Conor McGregor are only fighters to currently have their own custom UFC legacy belt 😲 pic.twitter.com/j0TJ8yniiU
— Dovy🔌 (@DovySimuMMA) July 11, 2026
Justin Gaethje could be next for Conor McGregor if he wins at UFC 329
Earlier this week, Dana White said he has five scenarios in mind for Conor McGregor if the biggest star in the sport wins his comeback fight on July 11.
It’s hard to imagine that one of those options isn’t him trying to become a two-time lightweight champion by facing Justin Gaethje.
A matchup between the two men has been spoken about at length in the past despite it never coming together.
However, even a McGregor win doesn’t solidify that this is next due to the Irishman making his return at welterweight.
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