This week is the second of now 4 different WWE sets offered by Panini since they took over from Topps. This is decidedly the mid tier set. But its graphic design looks straight out of a Lisa Frank glitter filled fever dream, so that’s something I guess. This set is so 90’s it’s almost like it took your lunch money, called you a nerd, and then gave you a D-X “Suck It” chop.

With the short week for the holiday, here’s one of my shortest videos ever, since it’s just one encased autograph, but it’s a weird one.

I wish there was a way I could verify this is even what it claims to be, but there’s just no way of knowing without destroying it. Topps, you better not be lying to me!

This is pretty much the exact same setup as last week’s video. I compare a Hobby Box vs Two packs of the WWE Panini Prizm cards, since they should cost you the same thing, but one is definitely better.

This is the most current of all my unboxings so far, as these are brand new and you could just go to the store and pick them up yourselves if you wanted to.

Herein I compare the two main ways to get your hands on the new Panini WWE Prizm cards. The short version? Two hanger packs is the better bargain than one blaster box. It should cost the same, but it will have 6 extra cards and have more parallels.