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2018 Topps Wwe Road to Wrestlemania 2018 TOPPS WWE ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA BASE CARDS 1 Roman Reigns™ Defeats Kevin Owens™ in a Steel Cage Match Raw 9/17/16 Raw Men's Division 2 Cesaro™ and Sheamus™ Tie in their Best-of-Seven Series Clash of Champions 2016 9/25/16 Raw Men's Division 3 Roman Reigns™ Defeats Rusev™ For the United States Championship Clash of Champions 2016 9/25/16 Raw Men's Division 4 Universal Champion Kevin Owens™ Defeats Seth Rollins™ Clash of Champions 2016 9/25/16 Raw Men's Division 5 Roman Reigns™ Defeats Rusev™ in a Hell in a Cell Match Hell in a Cell 2016 10/30/16 Raw Men's Division 6 Kevin Owens™ Defeats Seth Rollins™ in a Hell in a Cell Match Hell in a Cell 2016 10/30/16 Raw Men's Division 7 Team Raw® Defeats Team SmackDown® in a 10-on-10 Survivor Series Match Survivor Series 2016 11/20/16 Raw Men's Division 8 Cesaro™ & Sheamus™ Defeat The New Day™ for the Raw® Tag Team Championship Roadblock: End of the Line 12/18/16 Raw Men's Division 9 Undertaker® Returns to Raw® Raw 1/9/17 Raw Men's Division 10 Chris Jericho® Wins the United States Championship Raw 1/9/17 Raw Men's Division 11 Luke Gallows™ & Karl Anderson™ win the Raw® Tag Team Championship Royal Rumble 2017 1/29/17 Raw Men's Division 12 Kevin Owens™ Defeats Roman Reigns™ in a No-Disqualification Match Royal Rumble 2017 1/29/17 Raw Men's Division 13 Samoa Joe™ Debuts on Raw® Raw 1/30/17 Raw Men's Division 14 Kevin Owens™ Turns on Chris Jericho® Raw 2/13/17 Raw Men's Division 15 Roman Reigns™ Defeats Braun Strowman™ Fastlane 2017 3/5/17 Raw Men's Division 16 Kevin Owens™ Loses the Universal Championship To Goldberg™ Fastlane 2017 3/5/17 Raw Men's Division 17 Roman Reigns™ Faces Undertaker® Raw 3/6/17 Raw Men's Division 18 Mick Foley™ Confronts Stephanie McMahon™ and Triple H® Raw 3/13/17 Raw Men's Division 19 Undertaker® Interferes in Roman Reigns'™ Match Raw 3/20/17 Raw Men's Division 20 Undertaker® Confronts Roman Reigns™ Raw 3/27/17 Raw Men's Division 21 Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat™ Inducts "Ravishing" Rick Rude™ WWE Hall of Fame 2017 3/31/17 Raw Men's Division 22 Diamond Dallas Page™ Enters the WWE® Hall of Fame WWE Hall of Fame 2017 3/31/17 Raw Men's Division 23 Kurt Angle™ Returns to Join the WWE® Hall of Fame Class of 2017 WWE Hall of Fame 2017 3/31/17 Raw Men's Division 24 Kevin Owens™ Defeats Chris Jericho® for the United States Championship WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 Raw Men's Division 25 The Hardy Boyz™ Return to Win the Raw® Tag Team Championship WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 Raw Men's Division 26 Seth Rollins™ Defeats Triple H® WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 Raw Men's Division 27 Brock Lesnar™ Wins the Universal Championship WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 Raw Men's Division 28 Roman Reigns™ Defeats Undertaker® WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 Raw Men's Division 29 Kurt Angle™ is named Raw® General Manager Raw 4/3/17 Raw Men's Division 30 The Revival™ Debut, Defeating The New Day™ Raw 4/3/17 Raw Men's Division 31 Finn Bálor™ Returns to Raw® Raw 4/3/17 Raw Men's Division 32 Alexa Bliss™ Joins Raw® In The Superstar Shake-UP Raw 4/10/17 Raw Men's Division 33 Elias™ Drifts into Raw® Raw 4/10/17 Raw Men's Division 34 Chris Jericho® Defeats Kevin Owens™ for the United States Championship Payback 2017 4/30/17 Raw Men's Division 35 Bray Wyatt™ Defeats Randy Orton® in a House of Horrors Match Payback 2017 4/30/17 Raw Men's Division 36 Braun Strowman™ Defeats Roman Reigns™ Payback 2017 4/30/17 Raw Men's Division 37 Goldust™ Turns on R-Truth™ Raw 5/15/17 Raw Men's Division 38 The Miz® Defeats Dean Ambrose™ for the Intercontinental Championship Extreme Rules 2017 6/4/17 Raw Men's Division 39 Cesaro™ & Sheamus™ Defeat The Hardy Boyz™ for the Raw® Tag Team Championship Extreme Rules 2017 6/4/17 Raw Men's Division 40 Samoa Joe™ Wins the Fatal 5-Way Universal Championship Number One Contender's Match Extreme Rules 2017 6/4/17 Raw Men's Division 41 Big Cass™ Turns on Enzo Amore™ Raw 6/19/17 Raw Men's Division 42 Cesaro™ & Sheamus™ Defeat The Hardy Boyz™ in a 30-Minute Iron Man Match Great Balls of Fire 2017 7/9/17 Raw Men's Division 43 Universal Champion Brock Lesnar™ Defeats Samoa Joe™ Great Balls of Fire 2017 7/9/17 Raw Men's Division 44 Kurt Angle™ Reveals that Jason Jordan™ is his Son Raw 7/17/17 Raw Men's Division 45 Braun Strowman™ Defeats Roman Reigns™ in a Last Man Standing Match Raw 8/7/17 Raw Men's Division 46 Dean Ambrose™ and Seth Rollins™ Reunite Raw 8/14/17 Raw Men's Division 47 TJP™ Defeats Gran Metalik™ to become the First WWE® Cruiserweight Champion Cruiserweight Classic 9/14/16 Cruiserweight Division 48 The Brian Kendrick™ Defeats TJP™ for the WWE® Cruiserweight Championship Hell in a Cell 2016 10/30/16 Cruiserweight Division 49 WWE® Cruiserweight Champion The Brian Kendrick™ Defeats Kalisto™ Survivor Series 2016 11/20/16 Cruiserweight Division 50 Rich Swann™ wins the WWE® Cruiserweight Championship on the Debut Episode of WWE 205 Live ® WWE 205 Live 11/29/16 Cruiserweight Division 51 Neville™ Returns, Putting the Cruiserweight Division on Notice Roadblock: End of the Line 12/18/16 Cruiserweight Division 52 Neville™ Defeats Rich Swann™ for the WWE® Cruiserweight Championship Royal Rumble 2017 1/29/17 Cruiserweight Division 53 WWE® Cruiserweight Champion Neville™ Defeats Gentleman Jack Gallagher™ Fastlane 2017 3/5/17 Cruiserweight Division 54 Noam Dar™ Dumps Alicia Fox™ WWE 205 Live 7/11/17 Cruiserweight Division 55 Akira Tozawa™ Defeats Neville™ for the WWE® Cruiserweight Championship Raw 8/14/17 Cruiserweight Division 56 WWE® Champion AJ Styles™ Defeats Dean Ambrose™ and John Cena® No Mercy 2016 10/9/16 SmackDown Men's Division 57 Dolph Ziggler™ Defeats The Miz® for the Intercontinental Championship No Mercy 2016 10/9/16 SmackDown Men's Division 58 Bray Wyatt™ Defeats Randy Orton® No Mercy 2016 10/9/16 SmackDown Men's Division 59 Randy Orton® Joins The Wyatt Family™ SmackDown LIVE 10/25/16 SmackDown Men's Division 60 The Miz® Defeats Dolph Ziggler™ for the Intercontinental Championship SmackDown LIVE 11/15/16 SmackDown Men's Division 61 Edge® and Undertaker® Return to SmackDown® LIVE SmackDown LIVE 11/15/16 SmackDown Men's Division 62 Team SmackDown® Defeats Team Raw® in a 5-on-5 Survivor Series Match Survivor Series 2016 11/20/16 SmackDown Men's Division 63 James Ellsworth™ Defeats AJ Styles™ in a Ladder Match to win a SmackDown® LIVE contract SmackDown LIVE 11/22/16 SmackDown Men's Division 64 The New Wyatt Family™ Win the SmackDown® Tag Team Championship TLC 2016 12/4/16 SmackDown Men's Division 65 The Miz® Defeats Dolph Ziggler™ in a Ladder Match TLC 2016 12/4/16 SmackDown Men's Division 66 Baron Corbin™ Defeats Kalisto™ in a Chairs Match TLC 2016 12/4/16 SmackDown Men's Division 67 AJ Styles™ Defeats Dean Ambrose™ in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match TLC 2016 12/4/16 SmackDown Men's Division 68 American Alpha™ Win the SmackDown® Tag Team Championship SmackDown LIVE 12/27/16 SmackDown Men's Division 69 Dean Ambrose™ Defeats The Miz® for the Intercontinental Championship SmackDown LIVE 1/3/17 SmackDown Men's Division 70 John Cena® Defeats AJ Styles™ for his Record-Tying 16th World Championship Royal Rumble 2017 1/29/17 SmackDown Men's Division 71 Randy Orton® Wins the 2017 Royal Rumble Match Royal Rumble 2017 1/29/17 SmackDown Men's Division 72 Randy Orton® Defeats Luke Harper™ Elimination Chamber 2017 2/12/17 SmackDown Men's Division 73 Bray Wyatt™ Wins the WWE® Championship in the 2017 Elimination Chamber Match Elimination Chamber 2017 2/12/17 SmackDown Men's Division 74 Randy Orton® Leaves The Wyatt Family™ SmackDown LIVE 2/28/17 SmackDown Men's Division 75 The Usos™ Defeat American Alpha™ for the SmackDown® Tag Team Championship SmackDown LIVE 3/21/17 SmackDown Men's Division 76 Shane McMahon™ Puts AJ Styles™ Through a Table SmackDown LIVE 3/21/17 SmackDown Men's Division 77 Mojo Rawley™ Wins the 2017 Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 SmackDown Men's Division 78 Intercontinental Champion Dean Ambrose™ Defeats Baron Corbin™ WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 SmackDown Men's Division 79 AJ Styles™ Defeats Shane McMahon™ WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 SmackDown Men's Division 80 John Cena® Proposes to Nikki Bella™ WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 SmackDown Men's Division 81 Randy Orton® Defeats Bray Wyatt™ for the WWE® Championship WrestleMania 33 4/2/17 SmackDown Men's Division 82 Tye Dillinger™ Defeats Curt Hawkins™ in his Debut Match SmackDown LIVE 4/4/17 SmackDown Men's Division 83 Shinsuke Nakamura™ Makes his WWE® Debut SmackDown LIVE 4/4/17 SmackDown Men's Division 84 The Superstar Shake-Up Brings Charlotte™ To SmackDown® LIVE SmackDown LIVE 4/11/17 SmackDown Men's Division 85 Jinder Mahal™ Wins The Six-Pack Challenge WWE® Championship Number One Contenders Match SmackDown LIVE 4/18/17 SmackDown Men's Division 86 Kevin Owens™ Defeats Chris Jericho® for the United States Championship SmackDown LIVE 5/2/17 SmackDown Men's Division 87 Shinsuke Nakamura™ Defeats Dolph Ziggler™ in his Debut Match Backlash 2017 5/21/17 SmackDown Men's Division 88 SmackDown® Tag Team Champions The Usos™ Defeat Breezango™ Backlash 2017 5/21/17 SmackDown Men's Division 89 Jinder Mahal™ Defeats Randy Orton® for the WWE® Championship Backlash 2017 5/21/17 SmackDown Men's Division 90 Maria Kanellis™ Returns to WWE® with her Husband Mike Kanellis™ Money in the Bank 2017 6/18/17 SmackDown Men's Division 91 WWE® Champion Jinder Mahal™ Defeats Randy Orton® Money in the Bank 2017 6/18/17 SmackDown Men's Division 92 Baron Corbin™ Wins the 2017 Men's Money in the Bank Match Money in the Bank 2017 6/18/17 SmackDown Men's Division 93 AJ Styles™ Defeats Kevin Owens™ for the United States Championship SmackDown LIVE 7/7/17 SmackDown
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