Historic UFC Events Retold, As New Collectibles Combine Event Artwork With Real Canvas Used In The Octagon

This creative collectible aims to bring together two exciting elements – the much-adored posters featuring UFC’s top athletes, and the event-used canvases that bore witness to legendary battles inside the Octagon.

Six PPV events have been chosen for this new line: UFC 189, UFC 246, UFC 264, UFC 274, UFC 285, and UFC 300 – events which span across a decade of UFC and feature historic moments involving the likes of superstars Conor McGregor, Jon Jones, Holly Holm, Alex Pereira, Sean O'Malley, Charles Oliveira and many more.

Each Poster on Canvas is a 1:2 scale of the original poster; the canvas from these events is hand-cut at UFC Collectibles’ HQ in the UK and features unique markings (some may even include blood specs from the fights). This means every item within the limited run of ten is essentially a one-of-one item that can never be replicated.

Printed at UFC Collectibles, each Poster on Canvas undergoes the finest manufacturing, with no detailing lost and no authenticity sacrificed in the process. UFC Collectibles (Memento Exclusives) is the trusted source for official UFC memorabilia, offering fans exclusive access to everything from fight-worn items to signed pictures, title belts and gloves.

With only 10 editions being made of each of the six Poster on Canvas lines, this is a strictly limited run. Fans can visit ufccollectibles.com to secure their piece of UFC history.

Barry Gough, CEO & Founder of Memento Exclusives (UFC Collectibles) commented:

“Our team are always working hard to innovate our memorabilia offering. As the official memorabilia partner of UFC, our items always make a statement and bring fans closer to their favourite UFC athletes. The launch of our new Poster on Canvas collection has been an exciting development in our UFC Collectibles journey, bringing together two iconic elements of UFC – the posters and the canvas. We know this limited run will be popular amongst fans. This collection is only the beginning of what we have in store for the future.”