Why this card matters
Cejudo's first licensed trading card, issued four years after his Beijing gold and roughly nine months before he fought MMA for the first time. Topps built the 100-card base set from past and aspiring Olympians, and Cejudo sits at #33 as a wrestler, not a fighter. Anyone building a complete Cejudo run starts here rather than with a UFC card.
Identification
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- Card #33 in a 100-card base set; subject line reads 'Wrestling', not MMA
- Pack-inserted Bronze (1:1), Silver (1:2) and Gold (1:3) parallels exist and are not serial-numbered
- Cejudo also appears on the OLY-25 'Games of the XXX Olympiad' chase card (1:4 packs) in the same product
| This is Henry Cejudo's rookie card because it is his earliest card. | It is his earliest licensed card, but it is an Olympic wrestling issue from before he had fought a professional MMA bout. Collectors treat 2015 Topps UFC Champions #169 as the rookie. |
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Cardboard Connection — 2012 Topps U.S. Olympic Team and Olympic Hopefuls Trading Cards
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Available copies
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2012 Topps U.S. Olympic Team & Hopefuls #33 — Henry Cejudo.