Joe Hendry says the image of him holding every championship belt in his new music video is not AI. Speaking with Chris Van Vliet in an interview published September 29, Hendry said he wore the belts himself.
"Believe it or not, that is not AI. I'm holding all the belts," Hendry told Van Vliet. He said he had about "15 of them or something like that," and described them as every belt available for fans to buy.
Hendry estimated the combined weight at 200 to 300 pounds. He said he kept the belts on for roughly 15 to 20 minutes during filming. "That was tough, man. I burned some calories that day," Hendry said.
The video is for "Give Joe Hendry Every Single Belt (Right Now)," which Ringside News reported was released September 14. Ringside News described the concept as championship holders handing over their belts without defending them, and quoted the line "No need for defenses. You can just hand them over."
The song comes from Hendry's new album, Beyond Belief, due October 5, according to Ringside News and Fightful. Ringside News listed the album at 11 tracks, including "Fire Logan Paul" and "If I Can't Have Joe Hendry."
Hendry is a former NXT Champion in WWE. He lost the title to Tony D'Angelo at Stand & Deliver 2026.
Van Vliet's interview, published on his site, also covered the new album and Hendry's WWE goals. As it stands, the shot is real by his account, and the album arrives October 5.
