Out here trying to finish the Trish and Lita subset only found in these Blaster Boxes. Came up a little short even after two boxes. But I did get a very odd insert. Not as odd as that crazy trophy, but odd none the less. . .

No Pogs this time around, but I take another shot at these baseball styled WWE cards, and get my worst shirt relic yet. Can’t be getting those kiss cards if you aren’t out there trying.

Here I take another stab at one of these hanger packs. Hopefully it’s a little better than the first time, since that was only my second unboxing ever nearly a year ago. Still no inserts since it’s just a pack, but you don’t get those kiss cards if you ain’t our here putting in the work.

Finally we hit what in my mind was peek modern WWE, in this Best of 2013 set. I’m probably biased since I actually went to WrestleMania 29 in 2013. While this is one of the few sets they were options for that we’ve opened so far, but no insert from either CM Punk or AJ Lee, my two favorite wrestlers. And so the search goes on. . .

This was one of the very last WWE sets Topps made. Was it their finest? Probably not, but I did get my finest autograph yet besides that 1/1 printing plate. Sure I finally got a multi-autographed card, but they also doubled up and the other autograph in the box was one of those three signatures. It’s like rain, on your wedding day.

I can’t move my neck at the moment, so I’ll keep this brief. At the time it was recorded, this was Panini’s big cash grab, but they’ve since come along with an even bigger one. Why would you build a base set that costs at minimum $1000? Ain’t nobody got time for that! I say these aren’t worth it, just stick with the Prizms.

This week it’s Panini’s first crack at WWE NXT cards. For a first run not too bad, I’m just salty I didn’t get my relic card and my auto is for the worst member of Toxic Attraction. But for only $72 for a whole box containing the complete set of 125 base cards, this is the most economical of all the Panini WWE sets so far. But still too much NXT UK for my tastes.

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.