Wrestling, Wrestling, Wrestling and Some More Wrestling!!!

Owner the past few months, I have gotten back into watching WWE wrestling and started up the collection. I have been finding it more fun to collect then the football and basketball I usually collect. Since I haven’t posted any of it here, I am going to do so in one post. The Mouth of

WWE 2021 Topps Heritage Hobby Box

Over the weekend, my LCS America Legends was having their 30th anniversary sale so I took advantage and bought a box of WWE Heritage and Overtime Elite (will open it during the week). The box of Heritage was only $60 and it guaranteed 2 hits with one being an autograph. The base design should look

2022 WWE Prizm – Stg. Slaughter Autograph

While I don’t collect wrestling cards, this is now the 4th autograph I got from this insert set. It goes nicely with the others: Lita, Road Dogg and Mick Foley autographs. Only one more that I definitely want to add: Iron Sheik. I noticed the newly released Select also has some Legendary autographs, but they

2022 WWE Prizm – Lita Autograph

This is now the 3rd autograph that I got from this set. It goes nicely with the Road Dogg and Mick Foley autographs. Only a few more I want to add: Sgt. Slaughter and Iron Sheik. And maybe Kane and Rikishi. Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels are a little to expensive to add right now.

“Oh you didn’t know? Your better call somebody!” – Road Dogg Jessie James WWE Autograph

To me, 1996 to 2002 was the heyday of WWE as I remember watching every Monday night and going to a few live shows. Even my wife would watch it with me. One of the main performers during that time was the tag team Champions New Age Outlaws that consisted of the Road Dogg Jessie

Wrestling Add: 2022 WWE Prizm Mick Foley Legendary Autograph

While I generally don’t buy wrestling cards, when I saw this Mick Foley autograph, I knew I had to add it to the collection. It took me awhile to get the “PERFECT “ example where the autograph is 100% on the sticker as his swooping signature seems to run off the sticker quite often. The

WWF Collection and Jimmy ‘Superfly’ Snuka

Growing up in the early ‘80, like most kids, I was a big fan of the WWF. I remember waking up on Saturday mornings and turning on WPIX-11 to watch the weekly show. My dad would take me to Westchester County Center to see them perform live in person. It was a thrill to see