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2021 UFC Select Checklist 2021 Select UFC Checklist - By Fighter Fighter Set Card # Team Print Run Al Iaquinta Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 24 Lightweight 185 Aleksandar Rakic Base - Concourse 6 Light Heavyweight Aleksandar Rakic Base - Octagonside 226 Light Heavyweight Aleksandar Rakic Base - Premier Level 153 Light Heavyweight Alexander Gustafsson Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 25 Heavyweight 285 Alexander Gustafsson Insert - Global Icons 23 Heavyweight Alexander Volkanovski Auto - Signatures + Parallels 40 Featherweight 135 Alexander Volkanovski Base - Concourse 16 Featherweight Alexander Volkanovski Base - Octagonside 246 Featherweight Alexander Volkanovski Base - Premier Level 155 Featherweight Alexander Volkanovski Insert - Global Icons 9 Featherweight Alexander Volkanovski Insert - Phenomenon 21 Featherweight Alexander Volkov Base - Concourse 26 Heavyweight Alexander Volkov Base - Octagonside 266 Heavyweight Alexander Volkov Base - Premier Level 157 Heavyweight Aljamain Sterling Base - Concourse 46 Bantamweight Aljamain Sterling Base - Octagonside 206 Bantamweight Aljamain Sterling Base - Premier Level 151 Bantamweight Aljamain Sterling Insert - Select Grapplers 15 Bantamweight Amanda Nunes Insert - Select Strikers 13 Women's Bantamweight Amanda Nunes Auto - Signatures + Parallels 16 Women's Featherweight 135 Amanda Nunes Base - Concourse 56 Women's Featherweight Amanda Nunes Base - Octagonside 216 Women's Featherweight Amanda Nunes Base - Premier Level 152 Women's Featherweight Amanda Nunes Insert - Global Icons 17 Women's Featherweight Amanda Nunes Insert - Phenomenon 10 Women's Featherweight Amanda Nunes Insert - Select Grapplers 5 Women's Featherweight Andrei Arlovski Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 34 Heavyweight 285 Andrei Arlovski Auto - Signatures + Parallels 7 Heavyweight 285 Anthony Smith Base - Concourse 66 Light Heavyweight Anthony Smith Base - Octagonside 236 Light Heavyweight Anthony Smith Base - Premier Level 154 Light Heavyweight Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira Auto - Signatures + Parallels 49 Heavyweight 135 Arnold Allen Base - Concourse 76 Featherweight Arnold Allen Base - Octagonside 256 Featherweight Arnold Allen Base - Premier Level 156 Featherweight Aspen Ladd Base - Concourse 86 Women's Bantamweight Aspen Ladd Base - Octagonside 276 Women's Bantamweight Aspen Ladd Base - Premier Level 158 Women's Bantamweight Bas Rutten Auto - Signatures + Parallels 23 Heavyweight 135 Bas Rutten Auto Relic - Auto Memorabilia + Parallels 29 Heavyweight 160 GroupBreakChecklists.com 2021 Select UFC Checklist - By Fighter Fighter Set Card # Team Print Run Brandon Moreno Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 10 Flyweight 185 Brandon Moreno Auto - Rookie Signatures + Parallels 7 Flyweight 185 Brandon Moreno Base - Concourse 96 Flyweight Brandon Moreno Base - Octagonside 296 Flyweight Brandon Moreno Base - Premier Level 160 Flyweight Brian Ortega Base - Concourse 8 Featherweight Brian Ortega Base - Octagonside 230 Featherweight Brian Ortega Base - Premier Level 173 Featherweight Brock Lesnar Auto - Signatures + Parallels 17 Heavyweight 135 Brock Lesnar Base - Concourse 18 Heavyweight Brock Lesnar Base - Octagonside 250 Heavyweight Brock Lesnar Base - Premier Level 175 Heavyweight Bryce Mitchell Base - Concourse 81 Featherweight Bryce Mitchell Base - Octagonside 277 Featherweight Bryce Mitchell Base - Premier Level 108 Featherweight Cain Velasquez Auto - Signatures + Parallels 39 Heavyweight 135 Cain Velasquez Base - Concourse 28 Heavyweight Cain Velasquez Base - Octagonside 270 Heavyweight Cain Velasquez Base - Premier Level 177 Heavyweight Calvin Kattar Base - Concourse 38 Featherweight Calvin Kattar Base - Octagonside 290 Featherweight Calvin Kattar Base - Premier Level 179 Featherweight Carla Esparza Base - Concourse 48 Women's Strawweight Carla Esparza Base - Octagonside 210 Women's Strawweight Carla Esparza Base - Premier Level 171 Women's Strawweight Chan Sung Jung Base - Concourse 58 Featherweight Chan Sung Jung Base - Octagonside 220 Featherweight Chan Sung Jung Base - Premier Level 172 Featherweight Charles Oliveira Base - Concourse 68 Lightweight Charles Oliveira Base - Octagonside 240 Lightweight Charles Oliveira Base - Premier Level 174 Lightweight Charles Oliveira Insert - Global Icons 18 Lightweight Charles Oliveira Insert - Select Grapplers 1 Lightweight Chase Hooper Base - Octagonside 241 Featherweight Chase Hooper Base - Premier Level 125 Featherweight Chris Weidman Base - Concourse 78 Middleweight Chris Weidman Base - Octagonside 260 Middleweight Chris Weidman Base - Premier Level 176 Middleweight Chris Weidman Insert - Select Grapplers 24 Middleweight Chuck Liddell Auto - Signatures + Parallels 9 Light Heavyweight 135 Chuck Liddell Base - Concourse 88 Light Heavyweight Chuck Liddell Base - Octagonside 280 Light Heavyweight Chuck Liddell Base - Premier Level 178 Light Heavyweight Chuck Liddell Insert - Select Strikers 11 Light Heavyweight GroupBreakChecklists.com 2021 Select UFC Checklist - By Fighter Fighter Set Card # Team Print Run Ciryl Gane Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 32 Heavyweight 185 Ciryl Gane Auto - Rookie Signatures + Parallels 10 Heavyweight 185 Ciryl Gane Base - Concourse 98 Heavyweight Ciryl Gane Base - Octagonside 300 Heavyweight Ciryl Gane Base - Premier Level 180 Heavyweight Claudia Gadelha Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 6 Women's Strawweight 285 Claudia Gadelha Auto - Signatures + Parallels 47 Women's Strawweight 285 Claudia Gadelha Base - Concourse 10 Women's Strawweight Claudia Gadelha Base - Octagonside 224 Women's Strawweight Claudia Gadelha Base - Premier Level 193 Women's Strawweight Cody Garbrandt Auto - Signatures + Parallels 50 Bantamweight 135 Cody Garbrandt Auto Relic - Auto Memorabilia + Parallels 6 Bantamweight 135 Cody Garbrandt Relic - Select Swatches + Parallels 21 Bantamweight 185 Cody Garbrandt Relic - Sparks + Parallels 6 Bantamweight 185 Cody Garbrandt Base - Concourse 20 Bantamweight Cody Garbrandt Base - Octagonside 244 Bantamweight Cody Garbrandt Base - Premier Level 195 Bantamweight Cody Garbrandt Insert - Select Strikers 10 Bantamweight Colby Covington Auto - Signatures + Parallels 2 Welterweight 135 Colby Covington Auto Relic - Auto Memorabilia + Parallels 16 Welterweight 135 Colby Covington Relic - Select Swatches + Parallels 7 Welterweight 185 Colby Covington Relic - Sparks + Parallels 16 Welterweight 185 Colby Covington Base - Concourse 30 Welterweight Colby Covington Base - Octagonside 264 Welterweight Colby Covington Base - Premier Level 197 Welterweight Colby Covington Insert - Phenomenon 16 Welterweight Conor McGregor Relic - Select Swatches + Parallels 8 Lightweight 185 Conor McGregor Relic - Sparks + Parallels 19 Lightweight 185 Conor McGregor Base - Concourse 40 Lightweight Conor McGregor Base - Octagonside 284 Lightweight Conor McGregor Base - Premier Level 199 Lightweight Conor McGregor Insert - Global Icons 10 Lightweight Conor McGregor Insert - Phenomenon 18 Lightweight Conor McGregor Insert - Select Strikers 8 Lightweight Cory Sandhagen Base - Concourse 50 Bantamweight Cory Sandhagen Base - Octagonside 204 Bantamweight Cory Sandhagen Base - Premier Level 191 Bantamweight Curtis Blaydes Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 29 Heavyweight 185 Curtis Blaydes Base - Concourse 60 Heavyweight Curtis Blaydes Base - Octagonside 214 Heavyweight Curtis Blaydes Base - Premier Level 192 Heavyweight Curtis Blaydes Insert - Phenomenon 24 Heavyweight Curtis Blaydes Insert - Select Grapplers 9 Heavyweight GroupBreakChecklists.com 2021 Select UFC Checklist - By Fighter Fighter Set Card # Team Print Run Cynthia Calvillo Base - Concourse 70 Women's Flyweight Cynthia Calvillo Base - Octagonside 234 Women's Flyweight Cynthia Calvillo Base - Premier Level 194 Women's Flyweight Dan Henderson Auto - Signatures + Parallels 29 Middleweight 135 Dan Henderson Base - Concourse 80 Middleweight Dan Henderson Base - Octagonside 254 Middleweight Dan Henderson Base - Premier Level 196 Middleweight Dan Henderson Insert - Select Grapplers 4 Middleweight Dan Henderson Insert - Select Strikers 16 Middleweight Dan Ige Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 38 Featherweight 185 Dan Ige Auto - Rookie Signatures + Parallels 1 Featherweight 185 Dan Ige Base - Concourse 2 Featherweight Dan Ige Base - Octagonside 229 Featherweight Dan Ige Base - Premier Level 113 Featherweight Dan Severn Auto - Signatures + Parallels 31 Heavyweight 135 Darren Till Base - Concourse 90 Middleweight Darren Till Base - Octagonside 274 Middleweight Darren Till Base - Premier Level 198 Middleweight Deiveson Figueiredo Auto - Signatures + Parallels 12 Flyweight 185 Deiveson Figueiredo Base - Concourse 100 Flyweight Deiveson Figueiredo Base - Octagonside 294 Flyweight Deiveson Figueiredo Base - Premier Level 200 Flyweight Deiveson Figueiredo Insert - Global Icons 15 Flyweight Deiveson Figueiredo Insert - Phenomenon 23 Flyweight Derek Brunson Base - Concourse 12 Middleweight Derek Brunson Base - Octagonside 249 Middleweight Derek Brunson Base - Premier Level 115 Middleweight Derek Brunson Insert - Select Grapplers 11 Middleweight Derrick Lewis Auto - Octagon Action Sigs + Parallels 7 Heavyweight 185 Derrick Lewis Auto Relic - Auto Memorabilia + Parallels 26 Heavyweight 185 Derrick Lewis Relic - Select Swatches (No Parallels) 12 Heavyweight 149 Derrick Lewis Relic - Sparks (No Parallels) 26 Heavyweight 149 Derrick Lewis Base - Concourse 22 Heavyweight Derrick Lewis Base - Octagonside 269 Heavyweight Derrick Lewis Base - Premier Level 117 Heavyweight Derrick Lewis Insert - Select Strikers 1 Heavyweight
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