2023 Upper Deck AEW All Elite Wrestling Cards

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2023 Upper Deck AEW hits the mat for a third year of the flagship All Elite Wrestling product.

Hobby boxes average one hit that can be an autograph, relic or tech card.

There is also a change for the Hobby box format, going from 16 packs in 2022 to 24 packs in 2023, with the same eight-card packs.

See also: 2022 Upper Deck AEW All Elite Wrestling Cards

2023 Upper Deck AEW Wrestling Base / Parallels

While the 2023 Upper Deck AEW All Elite Wrestling checklist retains the 100-card base set, the subset breakdown consists of Wrestlers (#1-70; 3 per pack), Tag Teams (#71-80; 1:2 packs), Crew (#81-92; 1:2 packs), and All in the Family (#93-100; 1:3 packs), which is new. This series covers wrestlers who are related.

Debut parallels include AEW Rampage (1 per box), Clear Cut and Steel Cage (#/599).

2023 Upper Deck AEW Base Parallels Breakdown

Be on the lookout for Photo Variants (1:480 packs), as well

2023 Upper Deck AEW Wrestling Inserts

From there, 2023 Upper Deck AEW All Elite Wrestling supplies many new inserts to collect. AEW: All Elite Women (1:20 packs) pays tribute to 20 of the top female wrestlers.

Likely familiar to NHL fans, Dazzlers honors top names with an explosive design.

Printed on 12-point stock with a playing card finish, the Double or Nothing Playing Cards line offers a 54-card die-cut set (with Jokers).

Just as it sounds, Excalibur’s Picks (1:40 packs) relies on Excalibur to select the featured wrestlers and write the bios.

In addition, Mic Check (1:20 packs) identifies 20 subjects known for their crowd-work skills on the microphone.

Flipping the vantage point, Total Access (1:12 packs) focuses on the wrestlers when they're out of the ring, including backstage images, interviews and entrances.

Another nod to hockey is found in Young Bucks YG (1:960 packs). The five-card set borrows different Young Guns designs to showcase the popular brothers (Matt and Nick Jackson).

Other new inserts for 2023 Upper Deck AEW include AEW World Tour (1:168 packs), Day With The Belt (1:2,400 packs), Fearsome Finishers (1:384 packs), Intimidating Introductions (1:480 packs), Stare Down (1:35 packs), Stepping Inside the Ring (1:12 packs), and We Are All Elite (1:2 packs).

On top of that, AEW Alliances (1:72 packs) and Stare Down (1:35 packs) are debuting acetate inserts.

Returning sets include AEW Breakouts, pairing acetate stock with a rainbow foil finish, via base inserts (1:122 packs) and short prints (1:456 packs). UD Canvas (1:6 packs) is also back in the mix.

2023 Upper Deck AEW Insert Rundown

2023 Upper Deck AEW Wrestling Autographs / Relics

Like last year, the autographs and relics for 2023 Upper Deck AEW All Elite Wrestling largely play off the base cards.

Chase limited autographs and parallels across the main set.

2023 Upper Deck AEW Base Autograph Rundown

Likewise, the base set is home to relic cards.

This includes memorabilia and mat swatches.

2023 Upper Deck AEW Base Relic Rundown

Another signed possibility is The Ring Masters Autographs (1:4,250).

Estimated Release Date: July 12, 2023
Hobby Configuration: 8 cards per pack, 24 packs per box, 12 boxes per case

2023 Upper Deck AEW Wrestling Hobby Box Break Average

• 1 Autograph, Memorabilia or Tech Card
• 5 Base Pyro Parallels
• 1 Base AEW Rampage Parallel
• 2 #'d Parallels (Base and/or Insert)
• 4 UD Canvas Cards
• 4 Double or Nothing Playing Cards Inserts
• 1 Double or Nothing Gold Parallel
• 4 Dazzlers (Blue and/or Green)
• 1 Stare Down or AEW Alliances PETG Insert
• 3 Additional Inserts (Mic Check, AEW: All Elite Women and/or Excalibur's Picks)

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These are mock-up images and not final cards. Designs and contents are subject to change.