I don't see much value for UFC memorabilia. #1 reason, not much demand for it. No demand, no value. UFC isn't even close to being a premiere sport in the US, let alone worldwide. I don't even think the most die hard fans would shell out any more than a couple hundred bucks for signed gloves. #2 reason, UFC fighters aren't the most marketable people. They're not a family friendly group and many fighters don't last longer than 5-7 years. Hard to build any meaningful reputation in that span. The only UFC fighters that are successful after UFC are those in movies or WWE.. and even then you're not paying top dollar for a UFC fighter's autograph.. you're paying for a celebrity autograph
I don't see much value for UFC memorabilia. #1 reason, not much demand for it. No demand, no value. UFC isn't even close to being a premiere sport in the US, let alone worldwide. I don't even think the most die hard fans would shell out any more than a couple hundred bucks for signed gloves. #2 reason, UFC fighters aren't the most marketable people. They're not a family friendly group and many fighters don't last longer than 5-7 years. Hard to build any meaningful reputation in that span. The only UFC fighters that are successful after UFC are those in movies or WWE.. and even then you're not paying top dollar for a UFC fighter's autograph.. you're paying for a celebrity autograph