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World Championship
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Free for personal use - 5 font files
WorldChampionship_PERSONAL_USE_ONLY-Regular.otfWorldChampionship_PERSONAL_USE_ONLY-Inlined.otfWorldChampionship_PERSONAL_USE_ONLY-ShadedInlined.otfWorldChampionship_PERSONAL_USE_ONLY-Shaded.otfWorldChampionship_PERSONAL_USE_ONLY-Inline.otfNote of the author
NOTE: This font is for PERSONAL USE ONLY!
To purchase a commercial license, visit:
https://www.mansgreback.com/product/world-championship
World Championship is a layered geometric display sans built for stadium-scale lettering.
Each letter sits on a strict geometric skeleton — perfect circles, straight stems, even sidebearings — and the family ships in nine companion styles that stack at exactly the same coordinates: a Regular fill, a Bold and a Thin weight, an Inline that opens a hairline through the body, a Shadow and a WithShadow for depth, and three Fade variants that band the letterform in offset color stripes. Layer them and you get the inset-and-shadow chrome of an arena scoreboard or the chromatic banding of a televised fixture title; use any one alone and you get a clean, official-looking display sans.
It is the kind of lettering you can picture lit across a press-box wall the night of a final, or stamped along the side of a coach pulling into a depot at four in the morning.
For questions, please visit https://mansgreback.com/faq
To purchase a commercial license, visit:
https://www.mansgreback.com/product/world-championship
World Championship is a layered geometric display sans built for stadium-scale lettering.
Each letter sits on a strict geometric skeleton — perfect circles, straight stems, even sidebearings — and the family ships in nine companion styles that stack at exactly the same coordinates: a Regular fill, a Bold and a Thin weight, an Inline that opens a hairline through the body, a Shadow and a WithShadow for depth, and three Fade variants that band the letterform in offset color stripes. Layer them and you get the inset-and-shadow chrome of an arena scoreboard or the chromatic banding of a televised fixture title; use any one alone and you get a clean, official-looking display sans.
It is the kind of lettering you can picture lit across a press-box wall the night of a final, or stamped along the side of a coach pulling into a depot at four in the morning.
For questions, please visit https://mansgreback.com/faq
First seen on DaFont: June 02, 2026
