Je’Von Evans Wants To Bring Back Big Gold World Title Design If He Breaks Randy Orton’s Youngest WWE World Champion Record

Je’Von Evans discusses what world championship belt he would bring back when he becomes a world champion in WWE.

In the mid 2000’s, Randy Orton would set a new record as the youngest world champion in WWE’s history when he defeated Chris Benoit to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. In 2026, one man who looks like a potential usurper of the record is Je’Von Evans, who has been a staple of the WWE RAW roster this year.

While speaking to The Wrestling Classic in a new interview from the SummerSlam press junket last week, Je’Von Evans was asked what world championship design he would like to bring back when he eventually captures one in WWE.

“Man, so actually, I would love to bring back the spinner belt, but… I’m very, very, very focused on breaking Randy’s record right now. So if I get to break that record, I would have to bring back Big Goldie, bro.”

For more on Evans wanting to break Orton’s record that was established in the mid 2000’s, you can read more about that here.

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