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1 Cain Velasquez Heavyweight 2 Tarec Saffiedine Welterweight 3 Base 1 Cain Velasquez Heavyweight 2 Tarec Saffiedine Welterweight 3 Chan Sung Jung Featherweight 4 Jussier Formiga Flyweight 5 Lyoto Machida Light Heavyweight 6 Vitor Belfort Middleweight 7 Dan Hardy Welterweight 8 Ryan Couture Lightweight 9 Max Holloway Featherweight 10 Siyar Bahadurzada Welterweight 11 Alexis Davis Women's Bantamweight 12 Mike Pierce Welterweight 13 Urijah Faber Bantamweight 14 Nick Ring Middleweight 15 Wanderlei Silva Middleweight 16 Gunnar Nelson Welterweight 17 Cub Swanson Featherweight 18 Johnny Hendricks Welterweight 19 Brian Caraway Bantamweight 20 Rich Franklin Middleweight 21 Ricardo Lamas Featherweight 22 Rustam Khabilov Lightweight 23 Chris Weidman Middleweight 24 Frankie Edgar Featherweight 25 Jose Aldo Featherweight 26 Denis Siver Featherweight 27 Brad Tavares Middleweight 28 Eddie Yagin Featherweight 29 Clay Guida Featherweight 30 Cyrille Diabate Light Heavyweight 31 Raphael Assunçao Bantamweight 32 Nate Diaz Middleweight 33 Brad Pickett Bantamweight 34 Antonio Silva Heavyweight 35 Michael McDonald Bantamweight 36 Renan Barao Bantamweight 37 Ross Pearson Lightweight 38 Chad Mendes Featherweight 39 Pat Barry Heavyweight 40 Carlos Condit Welterweight 41 Fabricio Werdum Heavyweight 42 Khabib Nurmagomedov Lightweight 43 Cat Zingano Women's Bantamweight 44 Rafael dos Anjos Lightweight 45 Hector Lombard Middleweight 46 Mike Rio Lightweight 47 Eddie Wineland Bantamweight 48 TJ Grant Lightweight 49 Akira Corassani Featherweight 50 Mike Pyle Welterweight 51 Erick Silva Welterweight 52 Dominick Cruz Bantamweight 53 Takanori Gomi Lightweight 54 Francis Carmont Middleweight 55 Gray Maynard Lightweight 56 Costa Philippou Middleweight 57 Brian Stann Middleweight 58 Patrick Cote Welterweight 59 Gian Villante Light Heavyweight 60 Josh Barnett Heavyweight 61 Bobby Green Lightweight 62 Joe Lauzon Lightweight 63 Vinny Magalhaes Light Heavyweight 64 Jacare Souza Middleweight 65 Roy Nelson Heavyweight 66 Mike Ricci Lightweight 67 Ovince St. Preux Light Heavyweight 68 Josh Koscheck Welterweight 69 Daron Cruickshank Lightweight 70 Minotauro Nogueira Heavyweight 71 Dan Miller Welterweight 72 Ryan Bader Light Heavyweight 73 Rashad Evans Light Heavyweight 74 Tim Kennedy Middleweight 75 Donald Cerrone Lightweight 76 Myles Jury Lightweight 77 Joseph Benavidez Flyweight 78 Marcus Brimage Featherweight 79 Stanislav Nedkov Middleweight 80 Martin Kampmann Welterweight 81 Jon Jones Light Heavyweight 82 Anthony Pettis Featherweight 83 Benson Henderson Lightweight 84 Junior dos Santos Heavyweight 85 John Hathaway Welterweight 86 Alexander Gustafsson Light Heavyweight 87 Dong Hyun Kim Welterweight 88 Dan Henderson Light Heavyweight 89 Tim Boetsch Middleweight 90 Anderson Silva Middleweight 91 Yves Jabouin Bantamweight 92 Jim Miller Lightweight 93 Ryan Jimmo Light Heavyweight 94 Jimi Manuwa Light Heavyweight 95 Adlan Amagov Middleweight 96 Pat Healy Lightweight 97 John Makdessi Lightweight 98 Jake Ellenberger Welterweight 99 Daniel Cormier Heavyweight 100 George St-Pierre Welterweight 101 Ilir Latfi Light Heavyweight 102 Michael Kuiper Middleweight 103 Chris Spang Middleweight 104 Ronda Rousey Women's Bantamweight 105 Yushin Okami Middleweight 106 Sara McMann Women's Bantamweight 107 Tom Watson Middleweight 108 John Tuck Lightweight 109 Phil Davis Light Heavyweight 110 Tyron Woodley Welterweight 111 Andy Ogle Featherweight 112 Michael Bisping Middleweight 113 Dustin Poirier Featherweight 114 Ian McCall Flyweight 115 Stefan Struve Heavyweight 116 Cung Le Middleweight 117 Darren Elkins Featherweight 118 Nick Diaz Welterweight 119 Scott Jorgensen Bantamweight 120 Alistair Overeem Heavyweight 121 James Te Huna Light Heavyweight 122 Pascal Krauss Welterweight 123 Frank Mir Heavyweight 124 Sam Stout Lightweight 125 Norman Parke Lightweight 126 John Moraga Flyweight 127 Shogun Rua Light Heavyweight 128 Chael Sonnen Light Heavyweight 129 Sarah Kaufman Women's Bantamweight 130 Nate Marquardt Welterweight 131 Gegard Mousasi Light Heavyweight 132 Erik Perez Bantamweight 133 Mark Hunt Heavyweight 134 Yoshihiro Akiyama Welterweight 135 Demetrious Johnson Flyweight 136 Gilbert Melendez Lightweight 137 Demian Maia Welterweight 138 Mark Munoz Middleweight 139 Conor McGregor Featherweight 140 Minotauro Nogueira Light Heavyweight 141 Jake Shields Lightweight 142 Rory MacDonald Welterweight 143 Miesha Tate Women's Bantamweight 144 Michael Chiesa Lightweight 145 Diego Sanchez Lightweight 146 Brendan Schaub Heavyweight 147 John Dodson Flyweight 148 Roger Gracie Middleweight 149 Glover Teixiera Light Heavyweight 150 Luke Rockhold Middleweight Bloodlines BL-1 Gegard Mousasi Light Heavyweight Armenia BL-2 Tarec Saffiedine Welterweight Belgium BL-3 Glover Teixeira Light Heavyweight Brazil BL-4 Shogun Rua Light Heavyweight Brazil BL-5 Costa Philippou Middleweight Cyprus BL-6 Gunnar Nelson Welterweight Iceland BL-7 Erik Perez Bantamweight Mexico BL-8 Jimi Manuwa Light Heavyweight United Kingdom BL-9 Ronda Rousey Women's Bantamweight United States BL-10 Chris Weidman Middleweight United States BL-11 Daniel Cormier Heavyweight United States BL-12 Conor McGregor Featherweight Ireland BL-13 Ovince St. Preux Light Heavyweight Haiti BL-14 Khabib Nurmagomedov Lightweight Russian BL-15 Sara McMann Women's Bantamweight United States Topps Octagon-side TC-1 John Dodson Flyweight TC-2 Jon Jones Light Heavyweight TC-3 Ronda Rousey Women's Bantamweight TC-4 Urijah Faber Featherweight TC-5 Shogun Rua Light Heavyweight TC-6 Alexander Gustafsson Light Heavyweight TC-7 Rashad Evans Light Heavyweight TC-8 Georges St-Pierre Welterweight TC-9 Anderson Silva Middleweight TC-10 Jose Aldo Featherweight TC-11 Benson Henderson Lightweight TC-12 Frankie Edgar Lightweight TC-13 Clay Guida Featherweight TC-14 Chris Weidman Middleweight TC-15 Nate Marquardt Welterweight TC-16 Carlos Condit Welterweight TC-17 Hector Lombard Middleweight TC-18 Demetrious Johnson Flyweight TC-19 Cain Velasquez Heavyweight TC-20 Renan Barao Bantamweight TC-21 Dominick Cruz Bantamweight TC-22 Johny Hendricks Welterweight TC-23 Lyoto Machida Light Heavyweight TC-24 Gilbert Melendez Lightweight TC-25 Glover Teixeira Light Heavyweight Relics from the following fighters and more Alexander Gustafsson Francis Carmont Miesha Tate Alistair Overeem Frankie Edgar Minotauro Nogueira Anderson Silva Gegard Mousasi Nate Diaz Anthony Pettis Georges St-Pierre Nick Diaz Benson Henderson Gilbert Melendez Rashad Evans BJ Penn Glover Teixeira Renan Barao Cain Velasquez Hector Lombard Ronda Rousey Carlos Condit Ian McCall Rory MacDonald Cat Zingano James Te Huna Ross Pearson Chael Sonnen Jimi Manuwa Sara McMann Chan Sung Jung Johny Hendricks Shogun Rua Chris Weidman Jon Jones Tarec Saffiedine Chuck Liddell Junior dos Santos Travis Brown Conor MacGregor Liz Carmouche Urijah Faber Daniel Cormier Luke Rockhold Vitor Belfort Diego Sanchez Lyoto Machida Wanderlei Silva Dominick Cruz Mark Hunt Yoshihiro Akiyama Fabricio Werdum Michael Bisping Yushin Okami Autographs and/or Autograph Relics from the following fighters and more Anderson Silva Dominick Cruz Junior dos Santos Anthony Njokuaki Frankie Edgar Liz Carmouche Anthony Pettis Gegard Mousasi Luke Rockhold Benson Henderson Georges St-Pierre Lyoto Machida Cain Velasquez Gilbert Melendez Miesha Tate Carlos Condit Glover Teixeira Rashad Evans Cat Zingano Gray Maynard Renan Barao Chael Sonnen Hector Lombard Ronda Rousey Chris Weidman John Dodson Rory MacDonald Chuck Liddell John Makdessi Sara McMann Costa Philippou Jon Jones Shogun Rua Daniel Cormier Jose Aldo Urijah Faber Demetrious Johnson Joseph Benavidez Wanderlei Silva **Checklist Subject To Change.
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