MJF Addresses the Possible Return of the Triple B Title Belt

Before MJF walked into Worlds End and left as AEW World Champion for the second time, he had something to get off his chest—the Triple B title belt might not be dead after all.

In a December 27, 2025 interview on Mostly Sports, recorded earlier that day, MJF was asked directly about the absence of his signature custom title belt—the Better Than You Bay Bay belt, better known as the Triple B. When the host brought it up, MJF made it clear he hadn’t forgotten about it.

“What happened to the Triple B? I’ve always wondered that. That was your belt, right?”

Without missing a beat, MJF responded with conviction. Then, in classic MJF fashion, he dangled the possibility right in front of the camera:

“Only one person deserves to hold the most prestigious title in the wrestling industry. And here’s a little sneak peek for you… when I win tonight, maybe—just maybe—you’ll see the Triple B come back.”

It wasn’t a throwaway line. It was a calculated warning—and just hours later, MJF backed it up by reclaiming the AEW World Championship in the Worlds End main event.

Now with the title in his possession, fans are watching closely to see whether the Triple B belt will officially return. MJF didn’t confirm it, but the message was clear: the decision is in his hands, and he knows exactly what that belt represents.

The interview served as the first time MJF publicly addressed the topic since losing the title earlier in the year, and the timing couldn’t have been more deliberate. With his first defense set against Dynamite Diamond Ring winner Bandido on AEW Dynamite: Maximum Carnage (January 14, 2026 in Phoenix), MJF could walk into that match wearing more than just the gold—he could bring back a piece of his legacy.

Do you think MJF should bring back the Triple B belt now that he’s champion again? Or should he keep the current design and start fresh? Drop your opinion in the comments—we want to hear what you think.

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