#Frank from moment of truth series

The 25-card set has the following parallels: Onyx (/88), Ruby (/8), Printing Plates, Diamond (/1). Showdown Shots picture opponents in stare downs.Collision Course is a 15-card insert set that documents some of the UFC's biggest rivalries.Elite Skills highlight 30 fighters' in-ring specialties in striking, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling.Fighter Gear cards include match-worn memorabilia from 30 fighters.The 30-card Moment of Truth Mat Relic set matches up the fight canvas with the bout featured on the card front.Red Ink Certified Signatures (/15) see 35 fighters sign, several of whom will add nickname inscriptions.Parallels: Ruby (/8), Printing Plates, Diamond (/1). Those signing for the first time are noted with a foil stamp. 70 different fighters and personalities sign for Certified Signatures.

Each features an autograph, fight-worn gear jumbo swatch and a mat swatch.

The promotion's seven champions are highlighted with 2010 UFC Champs Book Cards (/3).

Autographed Fighter Gear (/25) match up fight-worn gear and autographs from 30 UFC personalities.

Dual Autograph Moment of Truth Fight Mat Relics are dual-sided cards that boast two autographs and two pieces of Octagon canvas.

Showdown Shots Dual Relics and Collision Course Dual Relics do the same but with memorabilia pieces instead of signatures.

Showdown Shots Dual Autographs (/25) and Collision Course Dual Autographs both boast two autographs from Octagon adversaries.

Tale of the Tape Autographed Relics (/5) combine a fighter's hand tape and signature and Tale of the Tape Dual Relics (/25) offer hand tape from two separate combatants.

Base set parallels: Gold, Onyx (/188), Ruby (/8), Printing Plates, Diamond (/1).

220-card base set including the first Topps Strikeforce cards.

See some of the top cards in the set with our 2011 Topps UFC Moment of Truth hit tracker.

Target Audience: MMA Fans, Autograph Collectors, Hit Seekers, Set Builders, UFC Collectors At 220 cards, Moment of Truth is the biggest UFC base set yet. Boasting three hits per box, a stylized base card design and the first Topps Strikeforce cards, the hobby-exclusive Moment of Truth has plenty to make it distinct from other recent UFC releases.

#Frank from moment of truth series

2011 Topps UFC Moment of Truth is the latest new series from the company. Making purchases through affiliate links can earn the site a commissionĪs UFC continues to expand, so too does Topps' UFC inspired trading card product line. With so many possibilities at a reasonable price, this is a standout set. Topps has done a great job at balancing who to include from the ever-expanding UFC roster with such notable inclusions as Dana White, Joe Rogan, Arianny Celeste, and Brittney Palmer. There are enough nice-looking cards in this product to appeal to a huge mix of MMA collectors. Being a MMA fan, I loved how Topps incorporated so many elements of the UFC into this product. Whenever you open a box of cards, you should always be excited with anticipation. Considering the cost of most card boxes today, this is a bargain with huge upside. Low-numbered parallels, including one-of-one printing plates, add even more value. You are guaranteed three hits per box including one dual hit card, one autograph card and one relic card. Value: 5.0/5.0Įach box has 16 packs with ten cards per pack. Unfortunately there are no cards of Alistair Overeem. The set also includes fighters from Strikeforce, such as Cris Cyborg Santos, Miesha Tate, Gilbert Melendez, Robbie Lawler, and Ryan Couture.

The checklist has 220 base cards from the current UFC roster, as well as Hall of Famers, Octagon Girls and UFC personalities. Memorabilia cards include swatches from fighter-worn gear and fight mats. The Fight Poster cards are my favorite inserts. Insert cards range from standard parallel cards to the colorful and appealing Collision Course, Showdown Shots, and Fight Posters. Card backs lack fighter information and MMA record. The cards have a glossy surface with white borders. You get great photos from different angles inside the Octagon. I like the photography and action shots used on the base cards.