Buzz Break: 2021 Topps WWE Women's Division (blaster box)

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The box: 2021 Topps WWE Women's Division wrestling cards (blaster)
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Keep reading to see a full gallery and breakdown of what was in this one.

Packs per box: 11
Cards per pack: 7
Cards per box: 76
Base set completion: 
45 of 100 (45 percent)
Duplicates: 0

Notables on base cards: Sasha Banks, Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair, Io Shirai, Alexa Bliss, Nikki Cross, Shotzi Blackheart, Ember Moon, Dakota Kai, Toni Storm, Carmella, Bayley, Asuka, Bianca Belair

Insert cards: 30 (all in gallery below -- no base this time)
Roster (22) – Shotzi, Sasha Banks, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Xia Li, Carmella, Scarlett, Lacey Evans, Sarah Schreiber, Stephanie McMahon, Kay Lee Ray, Jessi Kamea, Nox, McKenzie Mitchell, Molly Holly, Mercedes Martinez, Candice LeRae, Kacy Catanzaro, Dana Brooke, Nikki Ash, Sarray, Gigi Dolin (Note: RC logo cards are not RCs ... these are inserts.)
Diamond Cuts (1) – Franky Monet
Fifth Anniversary Championship Matches (Raw & Smackdown sets) (2) – Becky Lynch, Alexa Bliss
Foilboard parallel (5) – Toni Storm, Mercedes Martinez, Shayna Baszler, Ember Moon, Io Shirai

Autographs/Memorabilia/Manufactured Relics: 1
Orange Superstar Logo Patch (1) – Asuka (/75)

What's Buzz-worthy: I know many might not want to find them (I'm probably in that group, too) but the manufactured patch cards are one in 124 packs for starters and this one is one in 327 ... so that makes this one not a bad box statistically speaking. The rest of this one? Pretty much the norm save for one thing -- not a single duplicate (or any of the seemingly double-printed names) -- among the Roster inserts which is something that is definitely unusual. (I have other blasters where I found everybody more than once.) The base set's highlights approach is good here -- a lot of younger names with moments -- though generally I'm not that big on it. The highlight here is the Roster set, which is the closest thing to a traditional base card for a star but they are inserts (with RC logos). For the suggested retail price and a reasonable shot at ink -- with all parallels seemingly in play -- this one is a pretty safe buy as long as you're not looking for the guys from WWE. (For more thoughts here, check out my past breaks ... this one has been a bit of a go-to for me since release as it can deliver well.)

Product Grade: A- (better design than 2020)
Box Grade: A- (rare patch parallel)
Fun Grade: B

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