Ilia Topuria After Hours #AH-19: 2024 Topps Midnight UFC
We have catalogued 3 versions of Ilia Topuria's After Hours #AH-19, one of the short-printed inserts in the first Topps Midnight UFC, the 2024 edition. 2 have a photo of the actual copy.
After Hours is a 25-card insert in 2024 Topps Midnight UFC featuring Conor McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Anderson Silva, Amanda Nunes and Jon Jones. Ilia Topuria is #AH-19, right after Alexander Volkanovski at #AH-18, per the official Topps checklist.
Front: a neon sign, “After Hours” in orange letters inside a blue frame, on a brick wall; Ilia Topuria with his arms crossed in red UFC shorts, and his name in another neon frame below.
Back: “Featherweight” and his early UFC run: after winning his debut over Youssef Zalal by unanimous decision, none of his next four fights went the distance: three KO/TKOs and one submission, all before the third round.
That opponent on the back turns up two years later: Youssef Zalal has his rookie cards in 2026 Midnight (base #46 and Night Watch #PC-11), per the official 2026 checklist.
The three versions of AH-19: odds and print runs
Each 2024 Midnight Hobby box is a single 7-card pack (12 boxes per case, on sale from May 15, 2024), per Checklist Insider, a secondary source; so every “1:N” on the official sheet reads as N boxes. In brackets, how often Ilia Topuria's own card falls (our estimate, odds × 25):
No colour, unnumbered: 1:64 (1:1,600). The sheet calls it simply “After Hours”.
Daybreak /5: 1:210 (1:5,250).
Black Light 1/1: 1:1,016 (1:25,400).
All three together: some AH-19 turns up on average once every 1,170 boxes, about 97 cases. Our estimate, assuming an even split among the 25.
How many unnumbered AH-19s there are
Topps does not publish the print run of the no-colour version, but the sheet lets you work it out: if copies are spread in proportion to the odds, the Daybreak /5 at 1:210 and the no-colour card at 1:64 give about 16 copies per fighter. The same reckoning gives a single Black Light, which is exactly what its numbering says. Our estimate, not a Topps figure.
What gets confused with After Hours
In our list the no-colour version is called “Refractor” SSP: it is the card the official sheet calls plain “After Hours”, not a separate parallel.
There is no Moon Beam, Twilight or Dusk: the ladder has three rungs, the same as Dream Chasers #DC-22, his other short-printed insert of 2024. His Lunar Tide #LT-3, by contrast, has seven versions.
It was his only After Hours in UFC: the insert is not on the official 2025 or 2026 checklists. The name carried on in other Midnight sets: in 2023-24 Bundesliga it fell 1:63 and Checklist Insider describes it as “fueled by neon” (secondary source).