Combat sports attract collectors who want their hobby to reflect the intensity of what happens inside the ring and the octagon. Topps holds official licenses for both WWE and UFC, two properties that generate more collector interest than almost anything else in the non-traditional sports card space, and the combat lineup reflects the full range of what official licensing makes possible.

WWE trading cards cover the full active roster across the major brands, with autograph and relic content collectors expect from a flagship release. Entry-level sets give fans a way to collect their favorite Superstars in card form, while premium tiers pair higher price points with tighter checklists and more consistently hit-heavy configurations. At the top end, the most visually ambitious WWE products bring embossed finishes, foil treatments, and card stock that rewards handling, the kind of presentation that earns a permanent spot in any serious collection.

UFC cards operate on similar logic, a roster of fighters with global followings, a card structure that rewards collecting the careers of champions and contenders over time, and the kind of crossover appeal that pulls in sports fans who don't traditionally collect cards.

Topps NOW UFC and WWE capture fight night and live event moments as they happen, a title change, a finish in the main event, a career milestone, preserved in 48-hour print-on-demand cards tied to an exact date. The window closes, the print run locks, and the card becomes a permanent record of a moment that will only ever exist once.

Official licensing is what separates these cards from everything else in the market. Every autograph, every relic, every image is authentic, produced with the full cooperation of WWE and UFC, and built to the standard collectors expect from Topps.