(31 Bids)1997 Macho Man Randy Savage NWO Ring Worn & Signed Outfit with Bandana from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection - Worn vs. La Parka/Diamond Dallas Page -- Photo Matched! "Macho Man" Randy Savage was a pivotal figure in the New World Order (NWO) during his tenure in World Championship Wrestling (WCW). Joining the NWO in 1997, Savage brought his signature charisma, intensity, and unpredictability to the faction. His alignment with the NWO marked a turning point in his career, as he adopted a darker, edgier persona. Savage became a key player in the group's dominance over WCW, often feuding with former allies like Diamond Dallas Page. Sporting the iconic black-and-white NWO gear, he amplified the group's notoriety while maintaining his trademark flamboyance, cementing his legacy in professional wrestling history. While Savage was a success during his entire WCW run, joining the NWO faction gave his career a certain spark. This outfit was worn when Savage was a part of the group which made the Monday Night Wars must-see. The outfit shows great overall use. The top was worn by Savage during Monday Nitro (July 7, 1997) when he took on La Parka. Well the wrestling world thought it was La Parka. In actuality, Diamond Dallas Page was in La Parka's outfit. This would be the impetus for Savage's feud with DDP. "Madness" is formed on both sides of the shirt in thick white plasticized material. This was applied by garment designer Michael Braun. Savage signed the front in black felt tip. Also included are pants worn by the superstar for multiple events. Good overall use is shown on the pants which have the same plastic material applied. Savage's bandana adds the cherry on top of this listing. This shirt has been photo matched to July 7, 1997 WCW Monday NITRO. Letter of provenance from Barbara Lynn Poffo. Photo match LOA from Sports Investors Authentication. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A Completely Graded Set (36). The 1982 Wrestling All Stars Series A trading card set is a landmark in wrestling memorabilia, recognized as the first comprehensive American wrestling card release. Issued in limited quantities-estimated at around 2,000 sets-these cards were available exclusively through mail order via Wrestling News magazine. The 36-card set features a simple design: a color photograph of the wrestler framed by a colored border, with the wrestler's name and the "Wrestling All Stars" title. The card backs are blue and provide biographical information about each wrestler. Notable figures in the set include Hulk Hogan (#2), Andre the Giant (#1), Ric Flair (#27), Dusty Rhodes (#6), and Bruno Sammartino (#13). This offering has been graded by PSA and Beckett. Includes: PSA Mint 9: 1 card, #20 Bruiser Brody; BGS Mint 9: 7 cards, #'s 3 Mil Mascaras, 14 Pedro Morales, 16 Bill Dundee, 17 Steve Olsonoski, 19 Angelo Mosca, 21 The Fabulous Moolah, 30 The Crusher; PSA NM-MT+ 8.5: 1 card, #23 Billy Robinson; BGS NM-MT+ 8.5: 4 cards, #'s 5 The Junkyard Dog, 10 Terry Funk, 15 Don Muraco, 28 Ivan Putski; PSA NM-MT 8: 18 cards, #'s 6 Dusty Rhodes, 8 Harley Race, 9 Dory Funk Jr., 11 Nick Bockwinkel, 12 Bob Backlund, 13 Bruno Sammartino, 18 Tommy Rich, 22 Wahoo McDaniel, 24 Ivan Koloff, 25 Tony Atlas, 26 Pat Patterson, 29 Dick Murdoch, 31 Ken Patera, 32 Ernie Ladd, 33 Dick The Bruiser, 34 Jerry Lawler, 35 Cowboy Bill Watts, 36 The Destroyer; BGS NM-MT 8: 4 cards, #'s 2 Hulk Hogan, 4 Ted DiBiase, 7 Jack Brisco, 27 Ric Flair; BGS Near Mint+ 7.5: 1 card, #1 Andre The Giant.

(34 Bids) Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA (64162815). Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson throws down his opponent on this striking Panini Prizm WWE Gold Prizm collectible. A national champion defensive lineman at the University of Miami, The Rock helped usher in a boom period in professional wrestling in the late 1990s and early 2000s. He has parlayed his popularity in the squared circle into an uber-successful acting career, with the combined global grosses of his films exceeding $10 billion. The limited-edition piece is serial-numbered "05/10."

1924 V122 Willard's Chocolates Sports Champions Complete Set (56). This highly regarded series celebrated the greatest names of a multitude of sporting endeavors. Baseball, boxing, golf, tennis, swimming, track & field, wrestling, horse racing, football, lacrosse, bowling, cycling, rugby, and hockey, plus future movie stars. V122s are scarce in Canada. Other than a rare appearance by one of the four baseball subjects, are extremely elusive in the United States. This promotion is almost never offered as a complete set. A total of 10 cards have been graded by SGC. Includes: Graded - SGC EX-NM 6: 1 card, #47 Smith; SGC EX 5: 1 card, #2 Collins; SGC VG-EX+ 4.5: 1 card, #14 Kahamenoku; SGC VG-EX 4: 4 cards, #'s 5 Ruth, 11 Wills, 43 Watson, 52 Munro; SGC VG 3: 3 cards, #'s 13 Weismuller, 21 Hoppe, 39 Cobb. Ungraded - #'s 20 Sarazen (PR), 27 Tilden (FR), 45 Collett (GD). Grades 16% EX to EX/MT, 59% VG to VG/EX, 25% PR to GD.

(33 Bids) World Wrestling Federation Heavyweight Championship belt is authentic, though we are unable to determine exactly who this is attributed to. White leather belt measures roughly 48" long and 11" at the widest point. Large central plate reads "WWF World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion" in relief, with two plates on each side each bearing two flags, including USA, USSR, Italy (colors are backward), United Kingdom, Mexico, Australia, Canada, and Japan. A row of seven snaps is at the end, which fasten on the opposite side. Originally known as the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF) and now going by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), the WWF brand was relatively short-lived, dating this from the 1989-2002 period.

1985 WWF Pro Wrestling Stars O-Pee-Chee Box BBCE Wrapped Box (36 Pack/Hogan RC?) Manufacturer: O-Pee-Chee Set: WWF Pro Wrestling Stars Year Manufactured: 1985 Sport: Wrestling League: WWF Configuration: Box Autographed: No Pristine: 7

(50 Bids)1993-96 Macho Man Randy Savage Ring Worn & Signed Outfit from Beginning of nWo Feud & Worn Against Headshrinker Fatu During Monday Night Raw from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection. WWF Raw, debuting in 1993, revolutionized professional wrestling with its live, unpredictable format. Unlike pre-taped shows, Raw brought real-time drama, shocking twists, and intense rivalries directly into fans' living rooms. It launched the careers of legends like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, and The Undertaker, fueling the Attitude Era and captivating global audiences. Raw's edgy storytelling and weekly excitement set a new standard, influencing promotions worldwide. Its blend of athleticism and entertainment turned wrestling into mainstream pop culture. From its gritty Manhattan Center roots to arena-filling spectacles, Raw changed the game forever becoming the heartbeat of modern wrestling entertainment. This outfit was part of the beginning famous nWo/WCW storyline which became one of the most followed angles in wrestling history. Macho Man is wearing this exact outfit when he formed an allegiance with Lex Luger, Sting to combat nWo on July 22, 1996 Monday Nitro. The Macho Man was still an in-ring participant during the early days of Monday Night Raw. Savage took on Headshrinker Fatu from the famous wrestling family on December 13, 1993. Wrestling's top high flier of the time was able to drop an elbow and win the match as Vince McMahon and Jim Cornette provided commentary. This awe-inspiring outfit accompanied Savage to the ring when he participated in the hard fought battle. Various colors of the time are incorporated into the fabulous design. Shiny purple swatches are also featured. Some of the sparkle has rubbed off suggesting this saw more than one match of wear. Savage signed the shirt and pants in bold black felt tip. Collectors may be hard pressed to find a better design from the early 1990's than this. Letter of provenance from Barbara Lynn Poffo. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

(33 Bids) The feud between "Ravishing" Rick Rude and Jake "The Snake" Roberts is one of the most legendary feuds in wrestling history, and for good reason! Rude, who often wore airbrushed tights, would disrobe in the ring and taunt the fans with crude remarks about the inferiority of their bodies, and he took to kissing women in the crowd. This crowd-taunting heel act went too far, as Rude selected the wife of his rival, Jake "The Snake," and made a pass at her, for which he was slapped and rebuked. After Rude grabbed her by the hand and berated her on the microphone, Roberts emerged from the dressing room seeking vengeance. In response, Rude came to the ring with the likeness of Cheryl Roberts airbrushed on his tights, which took their already simmering feud to historic levels. These Cabriole, size XL, tights are the very tights worn by Rude, featuring the face of Cheryl Roberts in the crotch area, with "Simply Ravishing," and a set of hands on the back. The tights exhibit moderate use. These tights come from the personal collection of WWE Hall of Famer Gerry Brisco and are accompanied by an LOA from Brisco for authenticity

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(22 Bids) Each card has been graded by PSA. Offered is a stunning, high-graded 17-piece complete set of 1981 Popy Super Puroresu Figure Cards. This set features numerous beloved wrestlers, including Andre the Giant, Hulk Hogan, Antonio Inoki, Terry Funk, and Bob Backlund. There are numerous low population examples in this set, including Pop 1 examples of Andre the Giant Subset "B," Tiger Mask Subset "A," and Terry Funk. The card's grading breakdown is as follows: PSA GEM MT 10: Andre the Giant Subset "B" (Pop 1), Mil Mascaras Subset "A" (Pop 2); PSA MINT 9: Tiger Mask Subset "A" (Pop 1), Andre the Giant Subset "A" (Pop 2), Stan Hansen (Pop 2), Hulk Hogan, Dory Funk, Jr., Terry Funk (Pop 1), Harley Race (Pop 4), Bob Backlund; PSA NM-MT+ 8.5: Tiger Mask Subset "B," Antonio Inoki Subset "B," Giant Baba; PSA NM-MT 8: Abdullah the Butcher Subset "A," Abdullah the Butcher Subset "B," Mil Mascaras Subset "B," Antonio Inoki Subset "A." The cards in this set present in NM/MT condition or finer. Please note that the population report information cited in a product description is accurate at the time a lot is posted for auction and is subject to change. Please note that potential bidders are encouraged to ask questions prior to bidding, at least 72 hours prior to auction close. The sale of this lot is on an "as-is" basis, and the sale is final.

(18 Bids) Encapsulated and graded MINT 9 by PSA, with Autograph Certified and graded GEM MT 10 by PSA/DNA (84649992). Hall of Famer, in a Rookie Card appearance. Just four examples have been confirmed at this level in PSA's census reporting, and none has been graded higher. In a sport defined by outsized personalities and death-defying feats of strength and contortion, Ric Flair rose above the crowd to become one of the most enduring figures in professional wrestling. Heralded to the ring by the thudding tones of Also sprach Zarathustra, Flair's entrance only meant one thing: Showtime! Flair's extravagant in-ring style, and signature figure-four leglock, certainly contributed to his flamboyant persona, but his strutting grand entrances, made while wearing a robe more outlandish than the feathers on a bird-of-paradise, cemented his place in fans' hearts. Flair has placed a precise, black-ink signature on this card's obverse, adding a personalized inscription that features his famous nickname, "Nature Boy." Please note that the population report information cited in a product description is accurate at the time a lot is posted for auction and is subject to change.

(35 Bids) On April 4, 1993, at WrestleMania IX at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Hulk Hogan returned to wrestling’s biggest stage and wore these yellow inner trunks. Hogan and Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake (the Mega Maniacs), escorted by Jimmy Hart, faced World Tag Team Champions Money Inc. (Ted “The Million Dollar Man” DiBiase and Irwin R. Schyster). Although Hogan and Beefcake did not win the tag title bout, a surprise WWF Heavyweight Championship match followed that shocked audiences. Earlier in the broadcast, Hogan stated he wanted to face the winner of the Yokozuna vs. Bret Hart WWF Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania IX. After checking on Hart’s condition following the title bout, Mr. Fuji challenged Hogan to face Yokozuna immediately after Yokozuna’s win over Hart, putting the WWF Heavyweight Title on the line. Hogan answered the call; Fuji attempted to throw salt at Hogan but missed, striking Yokozuna instead. With Yokozuna dazed, Hogan hit the leg drop and pinned him in approximately 22 seconds to reclaim the WWF Heavyweight Championship. These yellow inner tights exhibit heavy event wear. Red staining is present throughout, with a brown stain across the waistband and additional brown stains on the fabric. There is noticeable wear to the drawstring and inner waistband, and fraying to the material. Hogan has signed and inscribed “Was here” in black marker across the inner tights. Provenance is supported by an LOA from WWE Hall of Famer Gerry Brisco, who attests that he obtained the Wrestlemania IX fight-used inner tights directly from Hogan. The inner tights are further accompanied by an LOA from WWE archivist Benjamin Brown for authenticity and a JSA LOA for the signature.

(1 Bid) Before Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan or Randy Savage, there was Bruno Sammartino. The Italian-born American weightlifter set a world record with a 565-lb. bench press in 1959. He was “The World’s Strongest Man” well before it became an international competition. That same year at age 24, he made his professional wrestling debut. Thus, began the career of the greatest and most influential wrestler of all time. After defeating “Nature Boy” Buddy Rogers in 1963 for the World Wide Wrestling Federation Heavyweight Championship, Sammartino held the belt until 1971 (2,803 straight days) – the longest WWF reign ever. He added a second title stretch from 1973 to ’77. Given many nicknames early on, by the time he retired in 1987, Bruno was simply “The Living Legend.” The man never cheated the sport, refusing to take steroids despite the fact it was encouraged throughout much of his career. To this day, he is considered "The Godfather" of Pro Wrestling whose influence led to an entertainment phenomenon for the masses, paving the way for contemporary superstars like The Rock and John Cena. The 5’10” 265-pounder was known for his “bearhug” finishing move and larger-than-life persona. He sold out Madison Square Garden a record 188 times, more than any other celebrity ever! In 2013, Sammartino was finally enshrined into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame. The honor was long overdue and it was no secret why the WWE (changed name from WWF in 2002) made the greatest pro wrestler in history wait so long. After Bruno retired he continued to be a vocal proponent of clean competition, speaking out vehemently against performance-enhancing drugs and the vulgar storylines so encouraged by Vince McMahon Jr. when he took over the WWF from his father in the late '80s. At the induction ceremony, it was Bruno's idol Arnold Schwarzenegger – a fellow European immigrant that also made it big – who introduced him. Alas, the Italian legend received this striking 10-karat gold Hall of Fame induction ring. The WWE logo adorns the face in gold on a black stone background. Both shanks are identical with "HALL OF FAME 2013" and the WWE logo between palm branches in raised relief. "BRUNO SAMMARTINO" is engraved inside the band along with a "10K" hallmark. The maker is unmarked. The size 10 ring weighs 26 grams and shows very little wear. Records indicate this is just the second known WWE Hall of Fame ring to hit the auction block, the other being Yokozuna's 2012 induction ring which sold for $12,000 in 2013. The Living Legend passed away in 2018 and this very significant ring comes directly from his family. Includes letter of provenance from his son.

(1 Bids) Rodney Agatupu Anoa'i is best known by his wrestling name Yokozuna, was an extremely popular professional wrestler who competed from 1984 until his untimely death in 2000. Yokozuna was involved with a number of different wrestling organizations throughout his career, but he is best known for his time with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). As a two-time WWF champion, Yokozuna was inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Hall of Fame on March 31, 2012. This official WWE Hall of Fame ring was presented posthumously to his two children at the ceremony. "Yokozuna" is engraved inside the ring, where there is also a "10K" stamp indicating the type of gold used. The ring is the only one of its kind. It comes in its original wood presentation box with a signed letter of authenticity from Yokozuna's son Justin Anoa'i.

(11 Bids) Holiday 2025 Feature Auction of Autographs, Trading Cards & Memorabilia - Closes Saturday, Dec. 6th - Aptly nicknamed The Eighth Wonder of the World, Andre the Giant was a force of nature who will never be duplicated. He helped popularize wrestling globally during the 1970's and '80's. Even after Vince McMahon took over the pro wrestling scene, he still leaned on Andre when he needed the sport to take its next step. Early in his career, the Giant was billed as Jean Ferre when he appeared throughout Canada. He took on the Andre the Giant moniker shortly after Vince McMahon Sr. began managing him. This flourishing "Jean Ferre" signature graces this ultra-rare 1970's promotional 8" x 10" French Canadian photograph in near-mint blue ballpoint. It's worth noting this is the earliest signed 8" x 10" photograph we have ever handled, with only one other Jean Ferre signed photograph example in auction archives which achieved a $14,000 hammer. Overall in fine condition with minor handling wear. Easily one of the finest Andre the Giant/professional wrestling items we have ever seen. Iconic Auctions guarantees this lot to pass Third Party Authentication, and full certification can be arranged for an additional fee. Contact us at Info@IconicAuctions.com for further information. Please make sure to read our Terms & Conditions to familiarize yourself with the guidelines and time limitations related to this guarantee.

(35 Bids) 1992 Macho Man Randy Savage Ring Worn & Twice Signed Outfit from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection - Used in Feud with Ric Flair & Shawn Michaels. UPDATE: Outfit is signed twice. The feud between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Ric Flair was one of wrestling's most intense rivalries, blending personal drama and in-ring excellence. Their animosity peaked in WWE during WrestleMania VIII when Flair claimed to have had a relationship with Savage's wife, Miss Elizabeth, igniting a deeply personal conflict. Flair taunted Savage with fabricated photos and cutting promos, escalating the tension. Their battles spilled into WCW, where their fiery matches and promos captivated fans. The Savage-Flair rivalry showcased their storytelling prowess, blending Flair's arrogance and technical skill with Savage's intensity and passion, creating unforgettable moments in wrestling history. Two of the finest men to enter the squared circle feuded in 1992 when Savage and Flair were adversaries. This, shall we say, colorful outfit was worn by Savage when he was embroiled in his bitter battles with Flair. The colors and configurations of the offered garment are pure early 1990's. The sleeve openings are frayed and tassels are present on both sides. Savage signed the shirt in felt tip. A matching scarf completes this unique ensemble. Savage wore the outfit at a house show in 1992 and also in a promo during the Flair feud. Given the nice use, he may have worn it longer. We were also able to unearth footage from when Savage fought Shawn Michaels April 14, 1992 in Munich, Germany. We are including an on-line image from that encounter. There is also a promo during the feud where Savage is again wearing this colorful style. This outfit was meticulously crafted by Michael Braun who made Macho Man's outfits in the 1980's through the end of his career. Braun also created clothes for Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and Hulk Hogan before his wrestling career took form. Letter of provenance from Barbara Lynn Poffo. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

1887 N28 Allen & Ginter "World's Champions" SGC-Graded Complete Set (50). Every card has been graded by SGC. It would take a considerably long time to put together a matching set of this quality. Offered is a 50-card complete set of N28 Allen & Ginter's "The World's Champions" from 1887. This set features 10 baseball players plus 40 other subjects, including Pugilists, Billiard Players, Pool Players, Oarsmen, Rifle Shooters and Wrestlers. Includes: Graded - SGC 86 NM+ 7.5: 1 card, Hanlan; SGC 84 NM 7: 7 cards w/#'s Acton, Bibby, Clarkson/Baseball, Keefe/Baseball, Mitchell/Pugilist, Muldoon and Smith/Pugilist; SGC 80 EX/NM 6: 13 cards w/ Caruthers/Baseball, Carver, Daly, Dion, Frey, Lannon/Pugilist, Malone, McAuliffe/Pugilist, McKay, Mulvey/Baseball, Slosson, Sorakichi and Tricket; SGC 70 EX+ 5.5: 4 cards w/ Anson/Baseball, Bubear, Dempsey/Pugilist and Sexton; SGC 60 EX 5: 6 cards w/Carney/Pugilist, Carroll/Pugilist, Cody, Hosmer, Kilrain/Pugilist and Teemer; SGC 50 VG/EX 4: 7 cards w/Bogardus, Gaudaur, Hamm, McLaughlin, Schaefer, Sullivan/Pugilist and Vignaux; SGC 40 VG 3: 3 cards w/Beach, Bennett/Baseball and Kelly/Baseball; SGC 30 GOOD 2: 5 cards w/Adams, Comiskey/Baseball, McMahon, Oakley and Ross; SGC 20 FAIR 1.5: 2 cards w/ Glasscock/Baseball and Ward/Baseball; SGC 10 POOR 1: 1 card, Bauer; SGC Authentic: 1 card, Weir/Pugilist.

(22 Bids) One of the most flamboyant stars of the WWF (now WWE) in the late 1980s was WWE Hall of Famer Randy "Macho" Man Savage. His rivalry, partnership, and then rivalry with Hulk Hogan in the late 1980s helped the WWE become a national and international brand. With his entrance music of "Pomp and Circumstance," along with being escorted to ring by Miss Elizabeth, Savage was easily one of the top draws in the company. Presented is a lime green jacket worn by Savage c. 1989. This colorful jacket matched the personality and persona exuded by "The Macho Man" in his heyday. This jacket is made of vinyl, with darker green beads attached to the chest and top arms. Along the bottom of the arms are a series of lime green straps that would go down to his knees. The late Savage signed this jacket in black marker on the right chest collar flap. A wonderful piece of WWF (WWE) history, and this jacket comes with a likely photo-match from Resolution Photomatching (37128). Additionally, there is an LOA from JSA (XX39280) for Savage's signature.

1982-83 Wrestling All-Stars Uncut Sheets Lot of 3. Issued by Pro Wrestling Enterprises in 1982 (Series A & B) and 1983 (Series A), and advertised in Wrestling News Magazine, Wrestling All-Stars was billed as "The first set ever of real professional wrestling trading cards with full color photos of thirty-six top stars." Less than 2,000 sets are believed to have been issued and the three presented three uncut sheets are the only specimens we are aware of that have ever been offered for public sale. Each features thirty-six cards (for a total of 108 cards) and the biggest names in the history of professional wrestling. Includes: 1982 Series A includes Andree The Giant, Hulk Hogan, Ted Dibiase, The Junkyard Dog, Dusty Rhodes, Harley Race, Dory Funk, Terry Funk, Bob Backlund, Bruno Sanmartino, Pat Patterson, Rick Flair and more; 1982 Series B includes Kerry Von Erich, Ricky Steamboat, Sergeant Slaughter, Jesse Ventura, The Iron Sheik, Dino Bravo, Greg Valentine and more; 1983 Series A includes Superstar Billy Graham, Jimmy Superfly Snuka, Jimmy Hart, Antonio Inoki, Fred Blasie, Lou Albano, Candi Divine and more.

The Running Man (Tri-Star, 1987), Professor Toru Tanaka "Subzero" Costume. Original (7) piece costume including (1) black Lycra top and (1) bottom with Styrofoam "muscle padding," (1) red retrofitted leather hockey padding with 8-foam spike accents, (1) black canvas undershirt with plastic shoulder pads, and (1) white plastic vest with embossed "Subzero" on the chest. Also including (1) pair knee-high rubber boots and (1) red plastic helmet with amber plexiglass shield. Costume worn by ice hockey nemesis Subzero (wrestler Professor Toru Tanaka) in the memorable scene where Ben Richards (Schwarzenegger) and his team are pitted against their first "stalker" - a formidable foe in militaristic ice hockey gear. The costume exhibits major seam damage (and fiber filling leakage) on both leg pads, tearing on some areas of the Lycra material, paint chipping on codpiece and helmet, and general production wear. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. Heritage Auctions provides as much information as possible but strongly encourages in-person inspection. Condition statements are offered as general guidance only, not as complete representations of fact, and do not constitute a warranty or assumption of liability by Heritage. Some condition issues may not be noted but may be visible in the photos, which are considered part of the condition report. Lots estimated at $1,000 or less are not de-framed for inspection, and we may be unable to provide additional details for lots valued under $500. Heritage does not guarantee the condition of frames and is not liable for damage to frames, glass/acrylic coverings, original boxes, display accessories, or artwork that has shifted in the frame. All lots are sold "AS IS" under our Terms & Conditions of Auction.

Signed 1981 Marusho Hulk Hogan PSA NM-MT 8, PSA/DNA Auto 9. The signed 1981 Marusho Hulk Hogan card-a rare collectible-features a distinctive light blue autograph from the iconic wrestling legend at the very start of his rise to worldwide fame. Part of a small Japanese "mini card" set produced by Marusho, this card typically measured about 2" × 3" and came in two-card packets in mid-1981, often sealed with staple packs; fans and early collectors would have found them in specialty retailers or imported via Japanese hobby channels. Its genesis in Japan reflects the international appeal Hogan had even before becoming WWE's flagship superstar. Hogan's sudden and unexpected passing on July 24, 2025, from a heart attack has added emotional and market value to any authenticated memorabilia. The legendary figure-born Terry Bollea-dominated wrestling from the 1980s into the '90s, headlining multiple WrestleMania events, and remains one of the most recognizable figures in pop culture. His influence extended well beyond the ring, and fans around the world mourned his loss, honoring a performer whose colorful persona helped elevate professional wrestling into global prominence. This 1981 Marusho card, especially with Hogan's own penmanship in luminous blue, is more than a vintage piece-it's a tangible link to the early days of Hulkamania and the legacy of a performer who helped define an era. For collectors, it embodies both nostalgic significance and the emotional resonance of remembering an unparalleled legend. Graded PSA NM-MT 8 with a certified and graded PSA/DNA Auto 9.

Early 1970's Jean Ferré (Andre the Giant) Signed Promotional Photograph with Rare Early Career Signature. Aptly nicknamed The Eighth Wonder of the World, Andre the Giant was a figure which will never be duplicated. He helped popularize wrestling on a global basis in the 1970's and '80's. Even when Vince McMahon took over the scene, he leaned on Andre when he needed the sport to take its next step. Early in his career, the towering wrestler was billed as Jean Ferré during appearances across Canada. It wasn't until Vince McMahon Sr. took the reins of his career that he adopted the legendary Andre the Giant moniker. This 8" x 10" Lutte Grand Prix Wrestling promotional photograph captures the iconic grappler alongside two fellow wrestlers. Andre's bold red-ink signature, grading an impressive 8/10, is placed prominently in the upper left corner. The photo exhibits light spot staining and minor creasing, yet remains in remarkable condition for its age. Notably, this is one of the scarce surviving 8" x 10" examples from his Jean Ferré era-a true gem for the advanced, discerning collector. Our last offering of an Andre the Giant signed photograph commanded $14,640 in August 2025, and this original name format is considerably rarer. Full LOA from PSA/DNA

(28 Bids) Graded GEM MT 10 by PSA (115783015). WWE Hall of Famer. WWE superstar-turned-blockbuster actor The Rock appears on this top-tier, wholly unique Topps Chrome WWE SuperFractor collectible. An icon of professional wrestling's "Attitude Era," Dwyane "The Rock" Johnson combined the athletic prowess of his pre-wrestling career (a defensive tackle for the Miami Hurricanes) and the camera-ready charisma of his post-wrestling career (one of the most successful actors in Hollywood) into one magnetic package that made him one of the most memorable ring presences in wrestling history. Recently, Johnson received plaudits for his portrayal of another combat sport icon—the dominant yet troubled MMA legend Mark Kerr—in 2025's The Smashing Machine. The limited-edition piece is serial-numbered "1/1."

Jaime Hernandez Love and Rockets #23 Back Cover Original Art (Fantagraphics, 1987). Jaime outdoes himself with this faux Wild Wild Wrestling cover image; it's actually the back cover of L&R #23, featuring LOCAS characters Rena Titañon and the Master Executioner. Ink on Bristol board, with an image area of 10.5" x 13.5". Some glue stains on the reverse, but otherwise in Excellent condition.

1887 N184 Kimball "Champions of Games and Sports" SGC Near Master Set (73/75) - With All 25 Rare "With Kimball's Ad" Variations. NOTE: Added detail: the SGC 84 NM 7 Smith is Jem Smith, the boxer with the Kimball's ad, the SGC 60 is Lillian Smith and the SGC 40 is Jem Smith/No Kimball's Ad. The Kimball's Tobacco answer to Goodwin's and Allen & Ginter's popular sport inserts card editions is the N183 edition titled "Champions of Games and Sports." The set featured 50 cards featuring the top names from numerous different sports including rare appearances by child wrestlers and female boxers. Naturally, baseball is represented by four scarce and highly coveted subjects. The cards are considerably more scarce than their N28 and N162 counterparts. Even more challenging are the 25 cards that have a "W.S. Kimball & Co's Cigarettes ad across the front along the top. Our database shows that this series is almost never presented complete or close to completion. Just one "With Ad" set has been made available and just a few 50-card complete sets ever being up for auction. Missing McLaughlin and Myers. Includes: SGC 88 NM/MT 8: 2 cards, Freeman/Kimball's and Cardiff; SGC 84 NM 7: 4 cards, Paulsen/Kimball's, O'Leary, Jem Smith/Kimball's, Casey; SGC 80 EX/NM 6: 8 cards, Webb, Wallace, Heins, Henderson, Jordan, Dempsey/Kimball's, Wessels/Kimball's, Rowe/Kimball's; SGC 70 EX+ 5.5: 15 cards, Paulsen, Wood, Blatt/Kimball's, Whistler, Hanlan, Hanlan/Kimball's, Cockburn, Murphy, Wessels, Kane, Boynton/Kimball's, Muller, Humphrey, Warren/Kimball's, Byrd Page/Kimball's; SGC 60 EX 5: 19 cards, Blondin, O'Leary/Kimball's, Darling, Ross, Ross/Kimball's, Burch, Cockburn/Kimball's, O'Neil, Murphy/Kimball's, Myers/Kimball's, Lillian Smith, George, Beardsley, Perry, Warren, George, Muldoon, Beach/Kimball's, Page; SGC 50 VG/EX 4: 13 cards, Freeman, Ferrell/Kimball's, Hamilton, Hamilton/Kimball's, Schloss, Stewart/Kimball's, Schaefer/Kimball's, Sullivan, Sullivan/Kimball's, McPherson, Morsler, Boynton, Rowe; SGC 40 VG 3: 10 cards, Oakley, Blatt, Della Ferrell, Stewart, Murphy, Dempsey, McLaughlin/Kimball's, Jem Smith, Humphrey/Kimball's, Beach; SGC 30 GD 2: 2 cards, Oakley/Kimball's, Schaefer.

1887 N184 Kimball "Champions of Games and Sports" Near Set (49/50) - #1 on the PSA Set Registry! With a GPA of 5.17, this set ranks #1 on the "All-Time Finest" list on the PSA Set Registry. Kimball's Tobacco answer to the Goodwin and Allen & Ginter sport card series is the N184 edition titled "Champions of Games and Sports." The cards are considerably more scarce than their N28 and N162 counterparts and contains 50 cards featuring the top names from numerous sports including rare appearances by child wrestlers and female boxers. The four baseball players, Annie Oakley and Pugilist John L. Sullivan are the most highly coveted subjects. Even more challenging are the 25 cards that have a "W.S. Kimball & Co's Cigarettes ad along the top on the front. This set offers 23 of the 25 subjects. Missing Morsler for completion. Includes: PSA NM-MT 8: 2 cards - Dempsey and Page; PSA NM+ 7.5: 1 card - Muller; PSA NM 7: 9 cards - Birch, Darling, Henderson, Murphy, Oakley, O'Leary, O'Neil, Schaefer, Smith; PSA NM 7 (MC): 6 cards - Beach, Blatt, Cockburn, Hamilton, Humphrey and John L. Sullivan; PSA EX-MT 6: 9 cards - Jordan, McLaughlin, Muldoon, Murphy, Ross, Rowe, Wallace, Warren, Wood; PSA NM 6 (MC): 6 cards - Boynton, Freeman, Hanlan, Myers, Paulson and Wessels; PSA EX 5: 4 cards - Blondin, Heins, Perry, Schloss; PSA EX 5 (MC): 2 cards - Ferrell and Smith; PSA VG-EX 4: 5 cards - Cardiff, L. George, W. George McPherson and Stewart; PSA VG 3 (MC): 1 card - Whistler; PSA Good 2: 2 cards - Beardsley and Casey; PSA Poor 1: 2 cards - Kane and Webb.

2009 World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame Ring Presented to Dory Funk Jr. with Signed Ring Box from The Dory Funk Jr. Collection. The Funk Brothers have been an institution in the wrestling world since the 1960's. Terry and his brother Dory, began their journey in the 1963 out of their father's Amarillo based Western States Sports promotion. Both were still competitively battling in the ring into the early 2000's. Dory Funk Jr. continues to shape young minds with his Funking Conservatory which has trained some of today's superstars. In 2009, the Funk Brothers were induced into the WWE Hall of Fame for their contributions to the wresting world. Dory Funk Jr. was presented with this size 10.75 following his induction. "World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame" surrounds the perimeter while a red stone and WWE emblem are featured at center. One shank has "Hall of Fame" and the WWE logo along with two leaves. Two wrestlers grapping and "2009" appear on the other side. "Dory Funk Jr. 10k" and a maker's mark are on the inner band. Funk Jr. signed the bottom of the storage box. The ring is Funk Jr.'s original and has never been sold before. Weight is twenty grams (20g.). Letter of provenance from Dory Funk Jr. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services. Pre-certified by PSA/DNA.

Population two, only one superior! 1982 Cosmos Hulk Hogan Rookie PSA Mint 9. It was the decade that professional wrestling exploded on the international scene, due in large part to the rapidly expanding fame of this rather imposing gentleman who parodied himself in the movie Rocky III as world heavyweight champion "Thunderlips" the year this card rolled off the Japanese presses. It was in 1982 that Vince McMahon purchased the World Wrestling Federation from his father and handpicked the charismatic Hogan to be the face of the promotion, two decisions which completely transformed the sports/entertainment landscape. Information about the "Cosmos" issue is about as scarce as the cards themselves--just sixty from the entire issue appear in the PSA population--but it appears that they were originally issued in cellophane packages of five cards from vending machines. The cards are smaller than most contemporary issues, about the size of a T206 (approximately 2.5x1.5"), with just what we assume to be identifying text on obverse and a blank verso. Of the eleven Hogan representations housed in a PSA slab, this is one of two at the Mint 9 level, bested by just a single Gem Mint 10.

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1984 Andre the Giant Signed Publicity Photograph by Steve Taylor, PSA/DNA Type 3. Aptly nicknamed The Eighth Wonder of the World, Andre the Giant was a figure which will never be duplicated. He helped popularize wrestling on a global basis in the 1970's and '80's. Even when Vince McMahon took over the scene, he leaned on Andre when he needed the sport to take its next step. This is an official 1984 Titan Sports Inc. publicity photo. The year 1984 is of particular note as it was the first year of Andre signing with Vince McMahon's iteration of the WWF. Andre the Giant signatures, especially on an 8x10" photograph, are among the toughest to locate in the hobby. As his career and popularity grew, the Giant wanted to be left alone in a world which was far too small for him. This promotional photo has a copyright date of 1984 and signed perfectly in ballpoint ink. Thankfully, Andre signed against his body which provides a perfect background. Encapsulated by PSA/DNA, Type 3.

1993 Randy Macho Man Savage Ring Worn & Signed Outfit Worn in WrestleMania IX from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection. WrestleMania IX, held on April 4, 1993, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, featured a Roman-themed spectacle. Known for its outdoor setting and unique atmosphere, the event saw Yokozuna defeat Bret Hart to win the WWF Championship in the main event, only for Hulk Hogan to challenge and pin Yokozuna moments later, controversially reclaiming the title. The card included The Undertaker maintaining his streak by defeating Giant González via disqualification, and Shawn Michaels battling Tatanka in a title match. Despite its grand theme, WrestleMania IX is often criticized for its rushed booking and Hogan's last-minute title victory. The Macho Man lived many different lives in the wrestling world. He was a champion on numerous occasions as he enjoyed fruitful runs with the Intercontinental and world heavyweight championship belts during the WWF's ascension into mainstream. He was also enjoyed a run as an announcer in the WWF. This aesthetically pleasing outfit was worn by Savage when he was broadcasting WrestleMania IX in Las Vegas. Who could forget the grand entrance Savage made as he was carried into the ring with women on each side hand feeding him grapes. Savage cut a promo with first-time WrestleMania announcer Jim Ross before the festivities commenced. Offered is the button-up shirt and matching pants from the event. The pants and shirt have purple as the central color with gold/purple sparkles throughout. Centered in the collar is a "L&M Fashions 2XL 7" manufacturer's tag in the shirt. The pants have some rub wear and slight cracking near the white side stripes. This outfit was meticulously crafted by Michael Braun who made Macho Man's outfits in the 1980's through the end of his career. Braun also created clothes for Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and Hulk Hogan before his wrestling career took form. These outfit, along with the WrestleMania V trunks, represents the last two known WrestleMania gear from the Poffo family. Letter of Opinion from Sports Investors Authentication. Letter of provenance from Barbara Lynn Poffo. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

1992 Macho Man Randy Savage Match Worn & Signed "Stained Glass" Outfit Worn vs. Razor Ramon from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection. In 1992, the Macho Man Randy Savage dominated his feud with Razor Ramon, proving why he was the cream of the crop. Ramon tried to disrespect the Macho Man, but Savage brought unmatched intensity and explosive energy to every confrontation. Whether on the mic or in the ring, he outshined Razor with charisma and resilience. . In the end, the Madness ran wild, and Savage stood tall as the true icon of WWF. Savage wore this outfit when he wrestled Ramon October 28, 1992. Both ring technicians were at their best. While Ramon won a count out, it was Savage who stole the show with his array of high flying maneuvers. Neon green is the central theme on this outfit which sports tassels on the sleeve ends. An array of black, hot pink and neon decorate the front and pants giving it a stained glass type of look. Savage signed both pieces in bold black felt tip. Letter of provenance from Lynn Poffo. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

(41 Bids) Encased and sealed by Panini. WWE Hall of Famer. Wrestling legend "Stone Cold" Steve Austion appears on this stunning, wholly unique Panini Flawless WWE Superstar Logo Gems collectible. The cardfront presentation is highlighted by 12 embedded diamonds within a representation of Austin's recognizable skull logo. A statement on the card affirms the manufacturer's guarantee of authenticity for the piece's content and serves as the item's COA. The limited-edition piece is serial-numbered "1/1." The offered copy comes with a Diamond Guaranty Agreement from DGSE Companies, INC. and Panini for the gem components. The card displays a barely circulated manner of appearance.

(22 Bids) Graded GEM MT 10 by PSA (68063110). Hall of Famer (WWE Hall of Fame, Class of 2005) in a Rookie Card appearance. This is the lone copy at its supreme tier among a total of just 10 examples reflected in PSA's census reporting. Hulk Hogan, an extraordinarily popular and successful star who was active in professional wrestling for more than thirty years, is seen in an early career depiction on this esoteric and impossibly scarce Japanese-issue collectible. A distinctive, wholly uncirculated piece, seen here in an incredibly fresh state of preservation. Please note that the population report information cited in a product description is accurate at the time a lot is posted for auction and is subject to change.

(14 Bids) Fans watching the WWF in the 1980s, will never forget Bob Backlund, George “the Animal” Steele, the Iron Shiek, the Samoan Twins, Hulk Hogan, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka. “Mean” Gene Okerlund used to interview the wrestlers. He played the perfect sidekick to their antics, inviting them to put their hand or shoe next to his to illustrate their size and even tried on their clothing. Vince McMahon frequently appeared to promote the fights. But no matchup in the ‘80s drew more buzz than Big John Studd versus Andre the Giant—the biggest names (literally) in the industry. Andre’s size, panache, and personality made him larger-than-life inside and outside the ring. His origin story as an unknown laborer in France doing the work of multiple workers to a global star captivated the world. At 7-foot-4 and weighing more than 500 pounds, he earned the nickname “The Eighth Wonder of the World.” His interviews with “Mean” Gene remain must-see television. The HBO documentary on his life introduced him to a new generation of fans. Like Andre, his wrestling cards remain legend. Read Less Fanatics Logo Fulfilled by Fanatics Collect Verified by experts. Vaulted for security. Learn more. 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(52 Bids) 1989 Macho Man Randy Savage Ring & Promo Worn Twice Signed Outfit from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection - Used in Brother Love Appearance Where he Cuts Brutus The Barber Beefcake's Hair -- Photo Matched! UPDATE: Photo match LOA from Sports Investors Authentication included. The feud between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake ignited in 1989, fueled by Savage's alliance with "Sensational" Sherri. Savage targeted Beefcake, leading to heated matches and intense promos. Their rivalry peaked at SummerSlam 1989, with Savage and Zeus facing Beefcake and Hulk Hogan in a memorable tag match. In nearly every instance, it was Brutus The Barber Beefcake who was doing the cuttin' and struttin' leaving a poor soul with an uneven haircut. For once, Beefcake was on the other end of the pendulum when Savage was able to remove a few locks from Beefcake's scalp. During a segment of The Brother Love Show (April 22, 1989), Savage and his manager Sensational Sherri attacked Beefcake and cut his hair. Savage is wearing this very outfit during the segment. The orange matching shirt/pants combination has white tassels throughout with metal holders keeping them in place. Some oxidation appears on the metal buttons on the reverse, and there are a few dirt stains. Savage signed the top and pants in black felt tip. This outfit was meticulously crafted by Michael Braun who made Macho Man's outfits in the 1980's through the end of his career. Braun also created clothes for Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and Hulk Hogan before his wrestling career took form. Letter of provenance from Barbara Lynn Poffo. Photo match LOA from Sports Investors Authentication. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

2010 John Cena Royal Rumble Ring Worn & Signed Sneakers with WWE Letter. For over two decades, John Cena has been a cornerstone of professional wrestling, leaving an everlasting impact on the sport. His unmatched charisma, tireless work ethic, and dedication to entertaining fans elevated WWE to global heights. Beyond his championship reigns and iconic rivalries, Cena became a role model, inspiring millions with his "Never Give Up" mantra. His consistency, versatility, and ability to connect with audiences of all ages made him one of wrestling's greatest ambassadors. Balancing stardom with humility, he has set standards for excellence, shaping generations and ensuring his legacy as one of wrestling's true all-time greats. Dubbed The Last Real Champion, Cena was at the height of his career when he laced up these Reebok kicks when he participated in the 2010 Royal Rumble. Cena was the nineteenth entrant into the rumble in 2010. He eliminated Mark Henry and Chris Masters with his trademark power, then later tossed out Kofi Kingston and Batista, reminding fans of his main-event strength. The eventual winner, Edge, was the man who eliminated Cena. These "Under Armour size 13" kicks have a WWE tag attached to the inside of the left shoe for authentication purposes. Additionally, a letter from WWE will attend and serve as further authentication. A number of contact marks appear on the Under Armour logo on the heel. Cena signed both in black ink near the logo. Some of the metallic orange material has chipped away on the outside of the right shoe. Cena signed the right shoe three times and added "Royal Rumble 1/31/10" near one of the autographs. The other shoe is signed similarly but the autograph has faded somewhat. Letter of provenance from WWE (Linda McMahon). Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services

(24 Bids) Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA (114657913). WWE Hall of Famer. WWE superstar-turned-blockbuster actor The Rock has contributed a blue ink on-card signature to this wholly unique Topps Chrome WWE Rock Retro Autograph SuperFractor collectible. This issue—marking the return of the Topps Chrome WWE brand for the first time since 2021—contained the very first The Rock pack-inserted wrestling autographs in 27 years. This piece, featuring the incandescent star ripping off his elbow band just moments before delivering a thunderous "People's Elbow," is one of the top cards from this production. An icon of professional wrestling's "Attitude Era," Dwyane "The Rock" Johnson combined the athletic prowess of his pre-wrestling career (a defensive tackle for the Miami Hurricanes) and the camera-ready charisma of his post-wrestling career (one of the most successful actors in Hollywood) into one magnetic package that made him one of the most memorable ring presences in wrestling history. A statement on the card affirms the manufacturer's guarantee of authenticity for the piece's content and serves as the item's COA. The limited-edition piece is serial-numbered "1/1."

1887 G20 Allen and Ginter "The World's Champions" Advertising Banner. With gorgeous Victorian-era lithography and portraiture featuring an intriguing assortment of 19th century sporting legends, the N28 Allen & Ginter "The World's Champions" set is considered one of the true masterpieces of the early trading card hobby. Among the baseball stars pictured are eventual Cooperstown fixtures Cap Anson, John Clarkson, Charles Comiskey, Tim Keefe, Mike "King" Kelly and John Ward. John L. Sullivan anchors the roster of bare-knuckle pugilists, while "Buffalo Bill" Cody and Annie Oakley provide firepower for the gun enthusiast. Rowers, wrestlers and billiards players help to round out the cast of fifty names. The historical significance of the set as one of (if not the very) first to exclusively feature athletic subjects needs no further explication. In an indication of the scarcity of the N28 issue, it should be noted that just eight completed sets have been entered into the PSA Set Registry. Though as uncommon as the sight of the full complement of fifty cards may be, such a collection is rendered downright ordinary in contrast to the images of these fifty cards as pictured upon the presented advertising poster produced to build consumer enthusiasm for the collecting process. Posters such as these would have adorned the walls of the local cigar shop back during the presidency of Grover Cleveland, encouraging smokers to puff their way toward fulfillment of the set. While Heritage has had the good fortune of presenting other advertising posters from the Allen & Ginter family at auction, this offering marks the first appearance of the "World's Champions" representation, unquestionably the most coveted of the group. While the prospects of survival for a 16x28" poster crafted from lightweight paper well over a century ago were slim, the presented example has endured the passing decades remarkably well. As our catalog imagery will indicate, the majority of wear is confined to the golden borders of the poster, with small tears repaired with vintage tape on verso in some cases. Chipping at upper edges will likewise be apparent. Verso is age-toned with apparent adhesive residue, suggesting that the poster had been mounted at some point. A scattering of very small, unobtrusive holes, and light scratching within the central image of the poster cause little distraction. Heritage offers the poster in its original condition as found, though we note that a rather simple professional restoration job could effectively return the poster to a NRMT appearance. With stunning visuals and "hen's teeth" rarity, this is a poster which commands the rapt attention of the true collecting connoisseur. The physical embodiment of the nostalgist's lament, "They sure don't make them like they used to."

Signed 1982 PWE Wrestling All Stars Hulk Hogan (Series A) #2 BGS Mint 9, Beckett Auto 10 - Pop One, None Higher. The 1982 PWE Wrestling All Stars Series A Hulk Hogan card #2 is a groundbreaking piece of wrestling memorabilia, showcasing one of the most iconic figures in professional wrestling history during the early stages of his legendary career. This card, part of the first widely recognized wrestling trading card set, is celebrated for its significance in capturing the rise of Hulkamania, which transformed the wrestling industry and catapulted Hogan into global superstardom. The card's vibrant design and nostalgic imagery make it a timeless piece that resonates with fans and collectors alike. What elevates this particular example is the bold signature of Hulk Hogan, adding a personal touch and enhancing its historical and collectible value. Hogan's autograph on this card bridges the gap between memorabilia and trading cards, creating a unique artifact that reflects his status as a cultural icon. The card has been graded BGS Mint 9, Beckett Auto 10 with subgrades: Centering 8.5, Corners 9, Edges 9.5, Surface 9, a testament to its exceptional condition, which is particularly notable given the age and inherent fragility of cards from this set. Regarded as a cornerstone for wrestling card collectors, this signed 1982 PWE All Stars Hulk Hogan card is highly sought after not only for its rarity but also for its cultural and historical significance. Combining the allure of a pristine early Hogan collectible with the authenticity of his signature, this card is a centerpiece for any serious collector of wrestling or sports entertainment history.

(7 Bids) Graded MINT 9 by PSA (107938686). Professional wrestling legend Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has signed this wholly unique Topps Chrome WWE The Rock Retrospective Autographs SuperFractor collectible in blue ink. A key figure in the Attitude Era, Johnson has since become one of the highest-paid and highest-grossing actors in the world. The '25 Topps Chrome WWE set is the return of the brand for the first time since 2021. A statement on the card affirms the manufacturer's guarantee of authenticity for the piece's content and serves as the item's COA. The limited-edition piece is serial-numbered "1/1."

(12 Bids) Graded MINT 9 by PSA (75357995). WWE Hall of Famer. Beloved WWE titan and Hollywood blockbuster superstar The Rock is showcased on this wholly unique Panini Prizm WWE Black Prizm collectible. The third-generation wrestler became one of the leading men of the promotion's "Attitude Era," and parlayed his popularity in a wildly successful career in film and television, starring in movies such as The Scorpion King, Moana, Jungle Cruise, and Black Adam, as well as four entries in the Fast and the Furious franchise. The former University of Miami football player is a 10-time world champion in the squared circle, as well as the WWF/WWE's first world champion of African-American descent. The limited-edition piece is serial-numbered "1/1."

(28 Bids) 1988 Macho Man Randy Savage Ring, Promo Worn & Signed Shirt from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection - Photo Matched to The Handshake Which Officially Formed The Mega Powers! Hulk Hogan and "Macho Man" Randy Savage shared a legendary yet tumultuous relationship in wrestling. As the Mega Powers, they formed a dominant alliance in 1988, captivating fans with their charisma and chemistry. However, tension grew as jealousy over Miss Elizabeth's role in their partnership fueled a dramatic split, leading to their iconic clash at WrestleMania V. Off-screen, their relationship was equally complex, marked by respect and rivalry. Despite occasional reconciliation, personal and professional differences often caused friction. Over time, they acknowledged each other's impact on wrestling history, but their dynamic remains one of wrestling's most fascinating partnerships. On a July 30, 1988 taping for WWF Superstars, the duo officially became the Mega Powers which fueled their SummerSlam match against Andre the Giant and the Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase. Hogan added these prophetic words when the duo officially joined forces: "The handshake between you and me that will unite us as one being, the handshake between The Madness and The Mania together will formally be felt around the world. We will make the world stand still because this is the first public shaking of the Mega Powers brother." The green and black top has yellow tassels near the shoulders. Savage signed the front in black felt tip. One of the most significant offerings from the Macho Man's collection, one which created a seismic change in the world of professional wrestling. Sports Investors has photo-matched the offered outfit to that important moment of wrestling history. This outfit was meticulously crafted by Michael Braun who made Macho Man's outfits in the 1980's through the end of his career. Braun also created clothes for Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and Hulk Hogan before his wrestling career took form. Letter of provenance from Barbara Lynn Poffo. Photo Match LOA from Sports Investors. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.

(36 Bids) On the 20th anniversary of John Cena’s WWE debut, Panini released a landmark card featuring the 16-time WWE champion, actor, and philanthropist. In conjunction with his debut in 2002, Cena began work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and last July, Cena set a Guinness world record by granting his 650th wish. “I can’t say enough how cool it is to see the kids so happy, and their families so happy. I truly want to show them that it’s their day,” Cena said. “I just drop everything. I don’t care what I'm doing.” Make-A-Wish said no celebrity has received more wish requests than Cena, who also granted the organization’s 1,000th wish in 2012. Considering Cena’s decorated career in the ring, few are surprised by his popularity with Make-A-Wish. From classic matches against Shawn Michaels in 2007 and Randy Orton in 2009 to his battles against The Rock and Brock Lesnar in 2012 to his defeat of AJ Styles in 2017 to eclipse Ric Flair’s championship record, Cena has produced memorable match after memorable match. Away from the ring, Cena recently starred in The Suicide Squad and plays the lead character in the HBO Max spinoff series, Peacemaker. Later this year, he returns to the Fast & Furious franchise in Fast X and will voice a character in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem film. As a pop culture icon, demand for his 2022 Panini Prizm 1/1 Black Prizm will likely come from more than only WWE fans. Panini brought its most popular product into the wrestling ring in 2022 after capturing the organization’s exclusive licensing rights late in 2021, and Cena’s scarcest card from the landmark set will go down as one of the most important modern WWE cards in the industry. Cena carries Shinsuke Nakamura during a 2017 match on his one-of-a-kind Black Prizm, and with BGS 9.5 subgrades across the board, the winning bidder may consider locking this card away in their collection for the next 20 years.

(1 Bids) Graded GEM MINT 9.5 by BGS. Hall of Famer, in a Rookie Card depiction that circulated several years before his appearances in the far more plentiful Topps card issues. This collectible introduced André Roussimoff – André the Giant – the larger-than-life athlete whose charisma helped to propel the rise of professional wrestling in the 1980s. (Few can forget "The Main Event" episode in which an undefeated, 500-pound giant named André was lifted and slammed to the canvas by an injured Hulk Hogan, an incredible feat that allowed Hogan to retain his title.) The card's BGS condition report: Centering: 9.5, Corners: 9.5, Edges: 9.5, Surface: 9. Gem Mint condition.

(67 Bids) Offered here is a signed ticket stub from the inaugural Wrestlemania. Wrestlemania I was considered the start of the wrestling boom and took place in the iconic Madison Square Garden in front of a crowd of 19,121 fans. The Main Event featured Hulk Hogan teaming with pop culture icon Mr. T. The team of Hogan and Mr. T would be victorious and would help jump start the WWF’s dominance over professional wrestling moving forward. The inaugural Wrestlemania took place on March 31, 1985 and this ticket has been signed by Hulk Hogan. Hogan has signed the ticket in silver marker. This signed ticket stub has been encapsulated and authenticated by PSA/DNA (63114510) with a grade of MINT 9 for Hogan’s signature.

(27 Bids) When it comes to professional wrestling, Hulk Hogan is arguably the most important superstar of all-time. He helped take WWF mainstream in the 1980s as the company started to combine athleticism with broader entertainment. A champion for much of the Rock 'n' Wrestling Era, Hogan was the big attraction, main eventing several WrestleManias in the process. Wrestling's biggest hero would eventually reinvent himself as its biggest villain, but only after he expanded into other areas of entertainment like movies and television. It shouldn't be surprising that 1985 Topps WWF, the company's first mainstream set of wrestling cards, includes several cards of Hogan on its checklist. However, none are more iconic than card #1. With title in hand, golden locks flowing, Hulkamania will forever be embodied on this card. Saying your prayers and taking your vitamins might be needed to land a top-condition copy of this card. Of the nearly 2,800 copies assessed by PSA, this is one of just 15 to land a Gem Mint 10 grade. The certification number on this card has been checked against the third-party grader's online database and is active as of 10/24/2025.

(18 Bids) 1985 Topps WWF Hulk Hogan Rookie #1 PSA Gem Mint 10. The 1985 Topps WWF Hulk Hogan Rookie #1 stands as a cultural and hobby icon, capturing the explosion of professional wrestling into mainstream entertainment during the 1980s. As the lead card in Topps' first fully licensed WWF set, it features Hogan in his prime, clad in his signature gear, radiating the charisma that made him the face of the sport. The 1985 Topps WWF set was groundbreaking, not just for its vibrant photography and card-back bios, but for ushering wrestling into the trading card world in a format that mirrored baseball and other major sports. With Hogan as card #1, this rookie holds both symbolic and literal top billing, anchoring the set that helped legitimize wrestling cards as a serious collectible category. Graded PSA Gem Mint 10, this example is a museum-worthy gem of a card that combines flawless condition with historic importance. With relatively few surviving in pristine condition due to centering and print issues common in the set, high-grade copies have become increasingly scarce and valuable. The card represents the peak of '80s wrestling mania, nostalgia, and cross-generational appeal, an essential piece for vintage collectors, pop culture enthusiasts, and serious investors alike. Simply put, this Hulk Hogan rookie is more than a card, it's a cornerstone of wrestling history and a symbol of one of the most electrifying eras in sports entertainment. One of fifteen graded Gem Mint.

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1996 Macho Man Randy Savage Ring Worn & Signed Outfit & Wraps - Used for Halloween Havoc Promotion vs. Hulk Hogan & SuperBrawl VI Match vs. Ric Flair from The Macho Man Randy Savage Collection. Randy "Macho Man" Savage's WCW run was a powerhouse chapter in his legendary career. Bursting onto the scene with intensity and charisma, he quickly became a fan favorite, winning multiple WCW World Heavyweight Championships. Savage brought star power, unmatched passion, and unforgettable promos that elevated every storyline. Whether battling Ric Flair, Diamond Dallas Page, or the nWo, he delivered classic matches with fearless aggression. Even amid chaos, he stood out as a true warrior of the ring. Savage wasn't just part of WCW-he was a driving force behind its golden era. The Madness was magnetic, and fans couldn't get enough. This outfit saw action during Macho Man's title run in WCW. Savage wore this during a Monday Nitro promo (8-26)he cut for his Halloween Havoc match against Hulk Hogan. He also wore this when he dropped his heavyweight championship to Ric Flair in a controversial finish at SuperBrawl VI. He valet, Miss Elizabeth, turned on him and aligned herself with Ric Flair near the match's conclusion. The steel cage match ended with Flair walking home with the title and Savage's manager. A rainbow of colors is highlighted by bright yellow fringes throughout - definitely one of Michael Braun's greatest outfits from his legendary career. Savage signed the top and bottom in bold black felt tip. This ensemble is completed with the wraps which Savage wore to the ring. Colorful may be the ultimate understatement with this catalog listing. Letter of provenance from Lynn Poffo. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Full LOA from Beckett Authentication Services.