Mattel's WWE Main Event Series continues to be the line's most reliable roster-builder, and Series 167 is a genuinely well-rounded assortment. Confirmed via Ringside Collectibles, Entertainment Earth, and Wrestling Figure Database, the wave pairs three current-era stars, Jacob Fatu, Gunther, and Asuka, with two legends, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Goldberg. Each figure is priced at $13.99 and available now for pre-order, with Entertainment Earth's own listing estimating arrival around October 2026.
This kind of generational mix is exactly what's made Main Event Series a staple for collectors who want a complete roster rather than chasing individual premium releases.
Retailer listings across Ringside Collectibles, Entertainment Earth, and Wrestling Figure Database confirm the following:
Main Event Series has built its reputation on being an affordable, widely available entry point into WWE figure collecting compared to the pricier Elite Collection and Ultimate Edition lines, and Series 167 keeps that same value proposition intact at $13.99 per figure.
What stands out about this specific wave is how deliberately it spans WWE's timeline. Stone Cold Steve Austin and Goldberg represent the Attitude Era and its immediate aftermath, two of the most recognizable names in wrestling history for casual and lapsed fans alike. Gunther and Jacob Fatu represent the current main event scene, both having built strong reputations in recent years as dominant, hard-hitting competitors. Asuka rounds out the wave as one of the most consistently featured women's division stars of the past several years.
Jacob Fatu's rapid rise to main event status has made him one of the more in-demand figures for collectors to track down in recent Mattel waves, and his inclusion here alongside established legends like Austin and Goldberg signals Mattel treating him as a genuine current-era headliner rather than a mid-card afterthought.
Mattel structures its WWE figure output across several tiers: Main Event Series for affordable, wide-roster releases, Elite Collection for more premium likenesses and accessories, and Ultimate Edition for the most articulated, highest-detail figures. Series 167's mix of legends and current stars is a pattern Main Event Series repeats often, since it lets the line serve both nostalgia-driven and current-fandom-driven collectors within the same numbered wave rather than splitting them across separate release tracks.
Retailer listings confirm pricing and the five-figure lineup, but an exact universal street date hasn't been set, since estimated arrival windows currently vary slightly by retailer. Collectors specifically tracking a firm ship date should watch their preferred retailer's own listing as the estimated window approaches.
Since this wave spans five figures collectors will likely want displayed together as a cohesive Main Event Series 167 set, planning a consistent protection setup before they arrive is worth doing.
For loose figures on display, an action figure display case with a hanger keeps each figure's ring gear and accessories visible while protecting them from dust between showings.
For collectors keeping any of the five carded and sealed for long-term value, particularly a figure like Jacob Fatu given his current momentum, an acrylic modular case keeps the packaging itself protected without compromising its display value.
Stone Cold Steve Austin, Jacob Fatu, Gunther, Goldberg, and Asuka.
$13.99 per figure, in 6-inch scale.
Pre-orders are open now; Entertainment Earth's own estimate lists an arrival around October 2026, though this can vary by retailer.
14 points of articulation, authentic ring gear, and Mattel's TrueFX likeness technology.
WWE Main Event Series 167 is a genuinely well-balanced wave, giving collectors both current main-event momentum in Jacob Fatu, Gunther, and Asuka and enduring legend appeal in Stone Cold and Goldberg, all at Main Event Series' accessible price point. It's exactly the kind of roster-building release that's kept this line a staple for WWE figure collectors across generations of fandom.
With five figures likely headed for the same shelf, having a consistent protection plan ready before they arrive makes displaying the full set that much easier.
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