Bold opening hook: The UFC collectible wave is back, and this time McFarlane brings three meticulously crafted figures that every serious fan will want in their display—and you’ll want to know exactly why.
But here's where it gets controversial... these new SportsPicks push the boundaries of how deeply fans invest in their favorite fighters, blending precision artistry with collectible hype.
In a new drop from UFC and McFarlane Toys, three standout athletes are featured in a high-detail, 7-inch poseable format. Dustin Poirier, Brandon Moreno, and Charles Oliveira are each shown in their UFC Unrivaled by VENUM shorts, delivering an arena-ready look that fans can display with pride.
Timing matters for fight week fans: with UFC 323 around the corner, preorder the Brandon Moreno figure now to align with his high-stakes flyweight clash on Saturday, December 6, at the T-Mobile Arena. This is your chance to honor Moreno’s Octagon moment while expanding your collection.
These figures belong to McFarlane’s SportsPicks Series #10, #11, and #12, continuing the line’s reputation for top-tier craftsmanship. Each piece aims to capture the fighters’ essence with impressive accuracy, making them must-haves for longtime collectors and UFC enthusiasts alike.
Packaging highlights include vividly painted graphics and printed decals, set inside a distinctive octagon-style display case with an Octagon base. This design makes for a striking presentation straight out of the box. Inside each display is a UFC REWARDS points card, allowing fans to redeem points at ufc.mcfarlanerewards.com for exclusive perks and bonuses.
Ready to upgrade your display? Visit UFC Store to secure the latest McFarlane Toys figures today. Preorders will begin shipping on January 1, 2026.
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