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2025 Topps Finest WWE ends a three-year hiatus, meaning collectors can finally climb back into the ring, rip open packs, and find their favorite wrestlers on a chromium Finest design. Collectors can expect two autographs and multiple Refractors and inserts in every box. Topps produced a pair of Finest WWE sets in 2020 and 2021 before losing the WWE license to Panini. Now that Fanatics has regained licensing rights, the three-tiered Finest base checklist used in baseball and basketball gets the WWE treatment. That means there will be 300 base cards in the set – including a Logan Paul rookie card – and the checklist will be broken into common (#s 1-100), uncommon (#s 101-200) and rare (#s 201-300) tiers. There will be an extensive parallel rainbow of Refractors, Checkerboards, and, of course, a 1/1 Superfractor for every card. Collectors will also find plenty of inserts in the product, many of which are inspired by past designs from other sports. Some basic concepts include: Short-printed inserts are bound to be prime targets of collectors, and some of those case-hit chases include:
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