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Ronda Rousey

Rousey's cardboard begins before her UFC debut: a 2012 Finest UFC autograph stamped '1st Autograph', then 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150, a Strikeforce-branded card that TCDB flags as her rookie. Her 2013 releases have the largest checklists (TCDB lists 183 Rousey cards for 2013 alone), and she has a separate WWE rookie in 2018.

2012Rookie year
#150Rookie card
19Key cards
  • UFC debutFebruary 23, 2013 · UFC 157
  • DivisionsBantamweight · Featherweight
  • StatusRetired · MVP (Most Valuable Promotions) (as of Sept 2026)
  • FromRiverside, California, U.S.
Rookie card
2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150 Ronda Rousey — front
#150
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The rookie

2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150 Ronda Rousey — front
#150
Rookie card

2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150

Rousey's first base-set card, the final number in the 150-card 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines set (TCDB lists the set's release as December 7, 2012). The front shows the Strikeforce logo and her armbar on Miesha Tate from the March 2012 title fight, so it pictures her Strikeforce run rather than her UFC era.

Commonly misidentified

The 2012 Finest '1st Autograph' is often sold as a 'rookie auto', and 2013 Finest #30 as an 'RC' because of its DEBUT tag. The 2018 WWE Women's Division #25 is sometimes marketed as simply 'Rousey rookie card' without the WWE qualifier.

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Key Rousey cards

19 cards chosen for significance, not completeness; autographs and numbered cards follow below.

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Card history

Rousey's first card came while she was Strikeforce champion. 2012 Finest UFC, released August 28, 2012, had her #A-RR autograph with a '1st Autograph' stamp but no base card. Her first base card, #150, followed in 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines, released December 7, 2012. Both carry Strikeforce branding, not the UFC logo.

2013 brought the largest run of Rousey hits. Topps UFC Knockout gave her an on-card autograph, #KA-RR, numbered /99, plus a Replica Belt insert (/135) with a signed /25 version that included redemptions for full-size belts. Finest paired her with Sara McMann on a dual autograph numbered /25.

Topps had held the UFC licence since 2009, so all of Rousey's UFC-era cards are Topps products, ending with 2017 Topps Chrome UFC #98 (released September 20, 2017). Panini took over UFC cards with Prizm in April 2021, and Fanatics brought the licence back to Topps in 2024. By then Rousey's new cards were coming from Topps WWE, starting with 2018 Women's Division #25.

Sources for every paragraph

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Autographs

9 certified autographs in the archive.

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Numbered & parallels

Serial-numbered cards and parallels with their own record.

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Card eras

2012
Strikeforce champion, first cards

The 2012 Finest UFC '1st Autograph' insert (no base card in that set) and 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150 RC, both with Strikeforce branding. The early autos and fight-mat relics also come from this year.

2013
UFC debut year

2013 Finest (#30 'DEBUT'), Topps UFC Bloodlines #104 and Topps UFC Knockout #1 put her in UFC sets, with Knockout adding a dedicated Replica Belt insert, Twitter @utographs and Rousey/Tate dual autos and relics.

2014–2016
Title-reign flagship run

Steady base cards in Bloodlines (#131), Champions (#76) and Knockout (#31) in 2014, plus museum-style framed autographs in 2015–16 Knockout.

2017
Topps Chrome return

2017 Topps Chrome UFC #98 plus the Top of the Class, UFC Fire, UFC Museum and Tier 1 inserts, issued after her last UFC fight.

2018–present
WWE and beyond

Topps WWE brings RC-logo wrestling cards (Women's Division #25, Then Now Forever #101) and Topps Now WWE singles. She also appears in 2018 Topps UFC Knockout (#8) the same year she entered the UFC Hall of Fame.

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Rookie parallels

Base
Unnumbered
Country Flag
/188
Verified
Black
/88
Probable
Red
/8
Verified
Platinum
1/1
Verified
Printing Plates
1/1
Verified
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Sets

Where Rousey's key cards come from.

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Buying & wanted

Wanted by FightCardboard
  • 012012 Finest UFC Autographs #A-RR (1st Autograph) and its Gold /25, Octafractor /8 and Red 1/1 refractors
  • 022012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150 RC, especially the Red /8 and Platinum 1/1 parallels
  • 032012 Topps UFC Bloodlines Fight Mat Autographed Jumbo Relic #AFM-RR /25
  • 042013 Topps UFC Knockout Ronda Rousey Championship Belt Autograph #R-RA /25

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Research

Sources & research Verified×17High confidence×4Probable×2

Every factual claim on this page, the evidence behind it, and an honest confidence level. Where sources disagree the disagreement is kept, not quietly resolved.

Verified

Ronda Rousey's rookie card: 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150 — Ronda Rousey.

TCDB flags 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines #150 RC, and Cardboard Connection calls it the 'de facto Ronda Rousey rookie card' as her first base-set card. Her 2012 Finest UFC autograph #A-RR came first, but Cardboard Connection notes she has no base card in 2012 Finest. That card is an autograph insert with a '1st Autograph' stamp and no RC designation, so it is her first card but not her rookie card.

High confidence

Rousey's first card came while she was Strikeforce champion. 2012 Finest UFC, released August 28, 2012, had her #A-RR autograph with a '1st Autograph' stamp but no base card. Her first base card, #150, followed in 2012 Topps UFC Bloodlines, released December 7, 2012. Both carry Strikeforce branding, not the UFC logo.

High confidence

2013 brought the largest run of Rousey hits. Topps UFC Knockout gave her an on-card autograph, #KA-RR, numbered /99, plus a Replica Belt insert (/135) with a signed /25 version that included redemptions for full-size belts. Finest paired her with Sara McMann on a dual autograph numbered /25.

High confidence

Topps had held the UFC licence since 2009, so all of Rousey's UFC-era cards are Topps products, ending with 2017 Topps Chrome UFC #98 (released September 20, 2017). Panini took over UFC cards with Prizm in April 2021, and Fanatics brought the licence back to Topps in 2024. By then Rousey's new cards were coming from Topps WWE, starting with 2018 Women's Division #25.

Verified

2013 Finest UFC #30 — Ronda Rousey.

High confidence

2012 Finest UFC #A-RR Red Refractor parallel — Ronda Rousey.