2024 Topps Chrome Boxing Checklist

Ring legends, rising fighters and paired signatures

Overview

2024 Topps Chrome Boxing brings fighters from several generations into a Chrome checklist with 95 numbered base cards, 141 insert cards and 177 autograph cards. Its designs range from a 1951 Topps Ringside tribute to paired Stablemates cards and Championship Autographs.

What's in the checklist

• Base: 95 named cards featuring subjects such as Jake Paul, Tyson Fury, Seniesa Estrada, Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather Jr.
• Parallels: The hobby odds list Refractor, Prism, Shimmer, Aqua, Bronze, Blue, Green, Glove Logo, Gold, Orange, Chromafractor, Black, Red and Superfractor base finishes, with additional parallel groups for selected inserts and autographs.
• Inserts: Eight groups total 141 cards: 1951 Topps Ringside Boxing, Be First, Future Stars, Hidden Gems, Ring Generals, Stablemates, Smash Hits and Helix.
• Autographs: Six groups total 177 cards: 1951 Topps Ringside Autographs, Future Stars Autographs, Ring Generals Autographs, Stablemates Signatures, Chrome Boxing Autographs I and Championship Autographs. The 10 Stablemates Signatures cards each pair two fighters.

Notable subjects

Tyson Fury, Mike Tyson, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Roy Jones Jr., Sugar Ray Leonard, Seniesa Estrada and Jake Paul.

Grading considerations

Confirm the exact card number, subset and finish before submitting. Check the reflective surface under angled light for scratches, print lines and dimples, then inspect centering, corners and edges. On autograph cards, check the signature area as well as the card surface. This is general guidance only; a checklist confirms which card you have, not its condition or grade. See our grading scale.

Sources and caveats

• Topps: 2024 Topps Chrome Boxing checklist (PDF)
• Topps: 2024 Topps Chrome Boxing odds (PDF)

Card numbers and names follow the Topps checklist PDF, and finishes follow the Topps odds PDF (hobby distributor), both read on October 9, 2026. The checklist has 549 code-bearing rows: 433 in the headed sections plus an unheaded Card # / Boxer list on pages 11 to 13 that repeats the 116 Chrome Boxing Autographs I cards. Stablemates and Stablemates Signatures list two fighters per card on separate rows. That gives 413 cards.

Marketing describes a 100-card base set, but the checklist enumerates 95. Numbers 14, 17, 37, 76 and 77 are not printed and are not added; the other printed gaps (TR-6, TR-14, BF-5, BF-18, BF-19, RG-7, SH-22 and HX-4) are also left unfilled, and no HX-20 is claimed.

Finishes are shown with their pack odds from all 71 odds lines; pack odds are not print runs and do not show which cards exist in each finish. Hidden Gems has no odds line, so no odds are shown for it. Names are kept as printed on each card, so spellings can differ between sections (for example Emanuel Navarette and Emanuel Navarrete, Tommy Hearns and Thomas Hearns, and CBA-TKH "Tristian Kalkreuth").

Boxing is kept as the sport. The release date, September 5, 2025, is from a secondary source; the manufacturer documents give no date.