WWE And Topps Reunite For Long-Term Trading Card Partnership
Topps and WWE are back in business, today announcing a new long-term trading card partnership.
The WWE had previously worked with Panini, though terminated the deal back in 2023 for breach of contract. Because of the termination of that deal, WWE's current merchandise partner, Fanatics, who now owns Topps, and was set to produce WWE's trading cards in 2026, can immediately start producing the cards.
In their announcement, Topp's posted on X (formerly Twitter), saying:
ππ§βπ¦ π’πππππππ: Topps and WWE have reunited for a long-term trading card partnership.
The post features WWE superstars including The Undertaker, Trish Stratus, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Bianca Belair, Roman Reigns, Tiffany Stratton, CM Punk, Cody Rhodes and Rhea Ripley.
As for the first look at the cards, Topp's teased Rhea Ripley and CM Punk's trading cards (see below).
Hereβs a first look at a few of our upcoming cards... We canβt WAIT to show you all we have in store. π
Follow @Topps to make sure you never miss a beat. π€
No additional details have been provided by Topps or WWE yet. The cards are not yet available on Topps' website.
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