Buzz Break: 2025 Topps Chrome WWE cards (blaster)

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The box: 2025 Topps Chrome WWE wrestling cards (blaster)
First Buzz preview & checklist/odds: Click here
Where to buy: BlowoutCards.com (all formats)

Keep reading for a full breakdown and gallery from this box.

Packs per box: 7
Cards per pack: 4
Cards in this box: 28
Base set completion: 
14 of 200 (7 percent)
Duplicates: 0

Base cards – Jacob Fatu, Trish Stratus, Mankind, Stacy Keibler, Katana Chance, Nia Jax, R-Truth, Montez Ford, Xavier Woods, Nikki Cross, Edris Enofe, Oro Mensah, Tank Ledger, Mark Coffey

Rookie Cards – None (May not be many at all in this release, actually.)

Insert/Short-print cards: 14 (all cards from box in gallery below)
Refractors (1) – Carmella
Sepia Refractors (3) – Stacy Keibler, Cruz Del Toro, Mark Coffey
Prism Refractors (2) – Tony D'Angelo, Berto
Neon Green & Black Refractors (1) – Noam Dar
1985 Topps (1) – Jimmy Uso
Allen & Ginter (3) – Jaida Parker, Road Dogg, Finn Balor
Tags (2) – Damage Control, DIY
Title Town Blue Refractor (1) – Asuka (/150)

Autographs/Memorabilia: None

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What's Buzz-worthy: You didn't think I was done ripping this one, did you? I purposely waited for a new wave of retail to hit and have dug back in -- still somewhat lightly -- into blasters since there are also mega boxes out there with some level of guarantees to consider. This one? It only guarantees three Sepia Refractors this time -- and, in reality, they're really Black & White cards -- but my small run of blasters looks like you still get about half of the box being inserts and parallels and all seem to include (at least from my sampling) one serial-numbered card. That's a good thing -- serial-numbered stuff had seemed to run elusively in retail in recent years for Prizm-type stuff. ... This box -- and really both of my blasters -- seemed to run lean on star power in the base cards since it's a small amount of cards and a meaty 200-card base set and then atop that the parallels echoed the base in my boxes ... that could run hot, that could run cold. The duped names here were not as heavy as my other box and the Keibler Sepia was a highlight there. All in all, this was a stronger showing than I had expected for a blaster, which leaves me open to dabble here as I find them in the wild. They're certainly not as amped up as hobby -- nothing is -- but they're certainly not barren, either. I will do more. ... My second hobby box and perhaps more on this front will be in the #Buzzmania8 box breaks marathon before WrestleMania on April 18 right here on The Buzz.

Product Grade: A- (massive potential on rares but auto checklist is vast ... and production looks like it could have problem spots)
Box Grade: A- (delivered better than I expected as a blaster)
Fun Grade: B+ (good variety and insert volume)

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