Why this card matters
His first base card issued after the UFC 126 debut, from the 4 May 2011 release. Title Shot is the crossover product — Cardboard Connection describes the 150-card base set as UFC veterans, legends, debuting fighters and WEC fighters — so Cerrone appears here in the middle of the WEC-to-UFC merger rather than as a new signing.
Identification
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- Base card #73 in a 150-card base set.
- Card number printed on the back; base cards come with a Gold parallel seeded one per pack.
- Released 4 May 2011, 12 packs per box, 15 cards per pack.
Disputed
Parallel naming is inconsistent between sources: Cardboard Connection lists Diamond 1/1, Red /8, Onyx /88 and a one-per-pack Gold, while SportsCardChecklist and the archive's TCDB-sourced set record use Bronze /88 and Silver /188. The /88 tier is the same card under two names; the Silver /188 tier is absent from Cardboard Connection's list.
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SportsCardChecklist.com — 2011 Topps UFC Title Shot MMA trading card checklist
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2011 Topps UFC Title Shot #73 — Donald Cerrone.
Parallel naming is inconsistent between sources: Cardboard Connection lists Diamond 1/1, Red /8, Onyx /88 and a one-per-pack Gold, while SportsCardChecklist and the archive's TCDB-sourced set record use Bronze /88 and Silver /188. The /88 tier is the same card under two names; the Silver /188 tier is absent from Cardboard Connection's list.