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Crypto.com to sponsor UFC fight kits in reported $175 million deal

Photo by Louis Grasse/PxImages/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The UFC has revealed its first global fight kit partner. On Wednesday, the promotion announced that they will be partnering with Crypto.com on a long-term basis where the cryptocurrency site – the first of its kind to partner with the UFC – will have their branding on…

Photo by Louis Grasse/PxImages/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

The UFC has revealed its first global fight kit partner.
On Wednesday, the promotion announced that they will be partnering with Crypto.com on a long-term basis where the cryptocurrency site – the first of its kind to partner with the UFC – will have their branding on on athlete’s fight kits in competition, as well as the corners for the fighters.
Sportico is reporting that the partnership is a 10-year deal for $175 million.
The new fight kits are set to be revealed at Saturday’s UFC 264 event, which will be headlined by the third meeting between Dustin Poirier and Conor McGregor.
“This is a partnership between two companies that are the best at what they do,” said UFC President Dana White in a release. “No company has done more to grow the popularity of combat sports than UFC, and now we’re one of the biggest sports brands on the planet. We can help Crypto.com reach more people around the world through the strength of our brand.”
Check out a photo of the new fight kit featuring the Crypto.com logo courtesy of the UFC:

In addition to the fight kit sponsorship, the UFC also revealed that the partnership will include in-octagon branding during all pay-per-view events and Dana White’s Contender Series.
As of now, there has been no indication in regards to what percentage of the partnership would go to the fighters.

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