The UFC is the world’s premier mixed martial arts (MMA) promoter.
The UFC is the world’s premier mixed martial arts (MMA) promoter. The WWE holds the same position in the world of professional wrestling, with a higher focus on advertising and hype. It stands to reason that rare WWE and UFC cardsare among the most valuable combat sports trading cards around.
Bleecker Trading knows there’s a huge demand for cards featuring the athletes from these two organizations. And with our assistance, you can buy and sell WWE and UFC cards safely.
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Did you know?
Both the UFC and WWE have audiences numbering in the millions. The highest-selling UFC PPV is UFC 229, which was headlined by the battle between MMA superstars Connor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov, sold 2.4 million buys. The WWE currently broadcasts its programming in 180 countries and is viewed by 11 million people in the United States alone.
Buy And Sell UFC Trading Cards
The market for UFC cards is growing by the year, which means you need a trusted source for all of your trading needs. Bleecker Trading provides sellers with the online marketing facilities they require to sell their UFC cards quickly and easily.
That means no more asking yourself “how do I sell my UFC cards?” by working with the Bleecker team, you gain access to an online sales portal with global reach. What’s more, we hold regular events in New York that connect sellers to buyers.
Speaking of buyers, we don’t leave them out.
If you want to buy UFC cards, we make them available in our online store and physical shop. People looking to buy Khabib UFC cards, or cards featuring other major MMA stars, will find what they’re looking for with us.
Sell And Buy WWE Cards
Bleecker Trading is your trusted source for modern and vintage WWE cards and hobby boxes. Whether you’re looking to sell or buy WWE trading cards, our online store is available to you.
Just like with UFC cards, WWE card sellers benefit from working with a website that offers a global reach. With WWE having audiences in 180 countries, that international access means you can sell to collectors far beyond New York City.
If you’re a buyer, we help you find authentic cards offered by sellers in New York and from all around the world. Better yet, Bleecker Trading’s special events give you a chance to mingle with sellers, build your collecting network, and find great deals. And if you can’t find what you’re looking for, talk to our team directly and we’ll try to help you source the cards you need for your collection.
Did you know?
Generally speaking, cards featuring WWE superstars from yesteryear attract the highest prices. Cards featuring stars like Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, and Steve Austin sell for four and five-figure prices. But don’t sleep on modern wrestlers. The 2014 Topps Chrome Roman Reigns Superfractor 1/1 Auto card is worth about $15,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
WWE signed an agreement with Panini toward the end of 2021 to make it the sole manufacturer of WWE trading cards, beginning with its 2022 WWE Prizm set. This deal is set to last for several years.
Panini also acquired the exclusive license to manufacture UFC cards in 2021. As such, UFC sets released from 2022 onward should carry the Panini branding. Previously, UFC cards were made by Topps, as were WWE cards.
It’s also worth keeping an eye on All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and its new batches of trading cards. These cards are made by Upper Deck and may become valuable in the future, especially if AEW continues to grow in popularity.
Grading requires an exceptional eye for detail so it’s not recommended that you attempt to grade your own cards. In addition to making it more likely that you’ll miss key details, grading your own cards does not offer the authenticity that grading through an organization, like PSA, does. Buyers will be unlikely to take your word for it when it comes to the condition of your card.
For buyers, always ask for high-quality scans of the front and back of any cards graded by amateurs. Often, the light used to make these scans reveals imperfections that may not show up in photos.
The answer depends on what you want from your collection.
Assuming you’re buying UFC or wrestling cards as an investment, start your search with the top names in both industries. Any cards that feature relics or autographs of popular fighters and wrestlers will typically be worth more money. The same goes for limited edition runs that have serial numbers.
If you’re willing to speculate on the future, rookie cards are an excellent choice. This is particularly the case for UFC cards, where unknown fighters can explode in popularity based on their media presence or by obtaining exciting victories.
