Rhea Ripley and Cody Rhodes are among the WWE names featured on the new Fanatics American Express Card, which Fanatics unveiled Monday with more than 500 trading card-inspired designs.
Cardholders choose a favorite athlete from a pool of NBA, NFL, UFC and WWE stars, with each design styled after Topps trading cards. Fox Business reports that Rhodes is featured on select cards, while Complex lists Ripley among the athletes in the launch lineup. Fanatics’ own release doesn’t name the WWE roster, and says more leagues and players are coming.
The launch comes days after Rhodes beat Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing match, as we covered when Cody Rhodes punted Randy Orton to win at WWE Crown Jewel. WWE’s trading card business with Topps, which Fanatics owns, has been growing too, including the WrestleMania and Main Roster Debut patch card programs that started in 2025.
The card earns FanCash, Fanatics’ loyalty currency. That’s 5% on purchases across the Fanatics ecosystem, 8% or more in the Fanatics app, 5% on tickets and select streaming services, and 2% everywhere else. There’s no annual fee. Cardholders also get a quarterly presale on a select Topps release and early floor access at Fanatics Fest.
Greg Lisiewski, President of Fanatics Financial Services, said the company built the card alongside American Express and Imprint to be “the true badge of fandom.”
Fans in the U.S. can join a waitlist now, with invitations to apply going out later this year. The card runs on the American Express network and is issued by First Electronic Bank. Eligible Membership Rewards members can also convert points into FanCash at a rate of 1,000 points for $10.
