Why this card matters
His championship-year relic: Bisping knocked out Luke Rockhold at UFC 199 on 4 June 2016 to become the first British UFC champion, and 2016 Knockout put a piece of event fight mat on a card numbered to 188, with Gold /88 and Ruby /8 tiers above it. The Ruby is the hard one.
Identification
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- Card #FMR-MB with an embedded fight-mat swatch
- Base relic /188; Gold /88; Ruby /8
- SportsCardsPro lists exactly three Bisping rows in this subset
| The mat swatch comes from his title win at UFC 199. | No source consulted identifies the event. Treat it as generic UFC event-used mat unless Topps says otherwise. |
Disputed
Topps does not state which event's mat is used; no source consulted ties the swatch to UFC 199 specifically, so the card should not be described as a UFC 199 relic.
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SportsCardsPro — 2016 Topps UFC Knockout Fight Mat Relics checklist (Bisping #FMR-MB /188, Gold /88, Ruby /8)
eBay — Michael Bisping Trading Cards (browse listing showing 'Topps 2016 UFC Knockout Michael Bisping Fight Mat Relic #FMR-MB 152/188')
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2016 Topps UFC Knockout Fight Mat Relics #FMR-MB — Michael Bisping.
Topps does not state which event's mat is used; no source consulted ties the swatch to UFC 199 specifically, so the card should not be described as a UFC 199 relic.