How to Collect: 2025 Topps Rip Night | Chael Sonnen Top Cards

Chanel Sonnen Cards to Collect

Date: Feb 22, 2025

Author: Robert Halliman

Topics: 2025 Topps Rip Night, Cards and Culture, How to Collect, UFC

Length: 423 Words

Reading Time: ~3 Minutes

Few fighters in MMA history have commanded attention quite like Chael Sonnen. With sharp wrestling, sharper wit, and a knack for promotion, Sonnen became one of the sport’s most compelling figures—whether he was battling legends in the cage or delivering unforgettable soundbites outside of it. His impact on MMA extends beyond his fights, making his trading cards just as collectible as his moments in the sport. From his early days to his biggest rivalries, Sonnen’s cardboard legacy captures the highs, the hype, and everything in between.

Chanel Sonnen’s Top Cards

2024 Topps Chrome® UFC Octogan Legends Autographs #OLA-CSO Chael Sonnen

player info

• retired from mixed martial arts with 31 wins

set info

• 200 base cards
• octagon legends autos is a 17 card insert

what they said

• “I see these fighters come on and pretend to be tough guys, you put a microphone in front of their face and ask them who they want, and anybody who calls out anybody other than the champion should just go retire. There’s no other reason to be in this sport than to be the champion.” – chael sonnen

2010 Topps UFC Fighter Autographs #FA-CS Chael Sonnen

player info

• challenged for both the ufc middleweight and light heavyweight titles

set info

• 200 base cards

what they’ve said

• “I don’t want to leave my mark by the people that I beat up; I want to give back to society and I want to help people reach their goals. That’s what a job does.” – chael sonnen

2024 UFC TOPPS NOW® Card 10 Chael Sonnen/Anderson Silva

player info

•first fight against anderson silva (UFC 117) was inducted into the fight wing of the ufc hall of fame

set info

• online exclusive

what they’ve said

• “It’s not too hard. Fighting takes up about as much time as anyone else’s hobby. Guys that play golf probably spend more time a day playing golf than I do on fighting. As far as athletically, it takes about 45 minutes to work out in the morning and about an hour and 30 minutes in the afternoon, and that’s it. Then you’ve got drive time, but other than that, you’re inside less than three hours a day, so you can fit it in as a hobby.” – chael sonnen