Insomnia is a 25-card insert in 2025 Topps Midnight UFC featuring Bo Nickal, Valentina Shevchenko, Sean O'Malley, Stipe Miocic and Henry Cejudo. Ilia Topuria is #IN-24, per the official Topps checklist.
Design: Ilia Topuria standing with the championship belt at his waist, on a silver sparkle background with an Octagon grid, “Insomnia” at the top and “Midnight” below.
Back: “Featherweight” and a paragraph on his grappling: he outclasses foes in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Greco-Roman wrestling, and in his first seven UFC fights he spent just 1 minute 25 seconds on the bottom, the fifth-lowest time in featherweight history.
2025: #IN-24 of 25, one belt, “Featherweight” and text on the back. 2026: #IN-1, two belts, “Lightweight” and no text. The odds of each rung are almost the same in both years.
Which box it comes from and how often
2025 Midnight UFC is Hobby-only: 1 pack of 7 cards per box, 8 boxes per case and 3 autographs per box, released 8 August 2025, per Checklist Insider, a secondary source. Since a box is a single pack, per-pack odds are also per-box odds.
The odds come from the official Topps sheet. The sheet's header mistakenly says “2026”, but the column reads “2025 Topps Midnight UFC Hobby”.
Adding up the six versions, some Insomnia of Ilia Topuria turns up on average once every 116 boxes, about fourteen cases. Our estimate, with an even split among the 25, which holds because they all share the same print runs.
The IN-24 parallel ladder
Per-box odds from the official sheet; print runs from our catalogue, matching Checklist Insider, a secondary source. In brackets, Ilia Topuria's card (our estimate, odds × 25):
Moon Beam, unnumbered: 1:14 (1:350).
Dusk /75: 1:11 (1:275).
Moonrise /25: 1:32 (1:800).
Midnight /12: 1:66 (1:1,650).
Daybreak /5: 1:157 (1:3,925).
Black Light 1/1: 1:782 (1:19,550).
Worth knowing
There is no plain Insomnia in 2025: the ladder starts at Moon Beam on the official sheet, on Checklist Insider and in our catalogue.
The Moon Beam is scarcer than the Dusk /75 (1:14 vs 1:11): if the split is proportional, about 60 per fighter were made. Our estimate, not a Topps figure.