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Topps returns with license of UFC trading cards

January 31, 2024 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC Topps cards are returning to the collectible market after a 3 year absence. Fanatics, which owns Topps, forged a deal with TKO Global for an exclusive multiyear deal.

The first release will be on February 28th with the 2024 Topps Chrome UFC card set. The 200 base cards in the 2024 set will include two autographs randomly distributed into each box, including from UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley, flyweight champion Alexa Grasso and welterweight champion Leon Edwards.

Fanatics plans to market Topps return to the UFC with featured content on Fanatics Live which will include interviews with UFC stars and live card breaks. The UFC will produce seven new products that will be released through the year.

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