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Kamaru Usman Playoff 067/149 #70 | 2021 Panini Chronicles UFC
Kamaru Usman Playoff 067/149 #70 | 2021 Panini Chronicles UFC
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Kamaru Usman Playoff 067/149 #70 | 2021 Panini Chronicles UFC
A numbered Playoff parallel of one of the most dominant welterweights in UFC history β Kamaru "The Nigerian Nightmare" Usman, card #70 from the Playoff subset within 2021 Panini Chronicles UFC, numbered 067/149. Only 149 copies of this card exist. The Playoff design is sharp and premium: the clean white card with the bold red geometric pixel/dot pattern cascading down the right side, UFC logo top right in the red badge, and the Playoff shield logo. The photo captures Usman walking out of the Octagon cage door post-fight β Monster Energy-sponsored black and gold "USA" shorts, red UFC gloves, the masked UFC official behind him, the arena lights and crowd blurred in the background. A man who looked like he owned every room he walked into.
- Player: Kamaru Usman
- Nickname: "The Nigerian Nightmare"
- Division: Welterweight
- Card Number: #70
- Subset: Playoff
- Serial Number: 067/149
- Print Run: /149 β only 149 copies exist
- Set: 2021 Panini Chronicles UFC
- Hometown: Boca Raton, FL
- DOB: 5/11/1987 | HT: 6'0" | WT: 170 | Stance: Switch
- Nationality: Nigerian-American π³π¬πΊπΈ
Born in Auchi, Nigeria. Raised in Texas. Built into one of the most dominant champions in UFC history.
Usman arrived in the UFC with elite wrestling credentials β a two-time NCAA Division II All-American β and proceeded to dismantle the entire welterweight division. He went on an extraordinary 19-fight unbeaten streak in the UFC, the longest in welterweight history, and made six consecutive title defenses. His rΓ©sumΓ© includes victories over some of the greatest welterweights of his era: Jorge Masvidal (twice), Colby Covington (twice), Gilbert Burns, and Leon Edwards. As the back of this card puts it: "He wasn't satisfied with earning a unanimous decision win over Jorge Masvidal in their first fight. So he granted Masvidal a rematch at UFC 261, and that time, he finished the fight with a devastating second-round knockout." This numbered /149 Playoff parallel captures the Nigerian Nightmare at the peak of his reign β a premium piece of welterweight history.
Card is in excellent condition. Ships securely in a protective sleeve and top loader.
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