When asked if there was anything he didn’t have that he would love to display in his collection, Levesque didn’t specify, but said there are indeed things out there, and called himself a “history buff” when it came to the professional wrestling business. He showed off the displays in his own office, featuring a wall of championships showcasing the lineage of the belts, from the beginning with Buddy Roger’s original title he’d defend across the territories that he eventually dropped to Bruno Sammartino. Levesque said it was lost for years before someone found it in an attic and sold it to a collector.

“We caught wind of it, and it was right about the time that we were inducting Bruno, which I had spent a lot of time really becoming close to Bruno,” he explained. “One of my favorite moments is us getting this championship along the way to inducting Bruno to the Hall of Fame, and the day of the Hall of Fame at Madison Square Garden where he sold out once again, bringing him this title to show to him. He had tears in his eyes. He hadn’t seen it since then, like, when he looked at it, he pointed out little things on it that he remembered.”

In addition to the belts, Levesque also has a pair of boots belonging to Andre the Giant, and another pair belonging to his mentor, Killer Kowalski, in his office. He explained that having Andre’s boots in particular was special, as they’re symbolic to the giant’s larger than life persona, but all of the things in his office, and the WWE building as a whole, has “immense meaning.”

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