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MMAPayout.com Blue Book Update

April 16, 2010 by Kelsey Philpott 2 Comments

MMAPayout.com has been working hard to update its sponsorship blue book over the last few weeks and we’ve added the following companies:

  • Body Builder
  • Dead Game
  • Fight! Magazine
  • Lexani
  • MicroTech
  • Nutrabolics
  • Nuvasive
  • Revgear
  • Suffer
  • Seven Deuce Inc.
  • Toyo Tires
  • Venum

Be sure to give it a look on the top tool bar! Also, if you’re a fighter, manager, or sponsor company looking to be added to the list, please us via e-mail or twitter.

Filed Under: Blue Book, sponsorships

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  1. jv says

    April 16, 2010 at 11:26 am

    You should mention that the link is up top for any one new.

    Reply
  2. Kelsey Philpott says

    April 16, 2010 at 12:49 pm

    Thanks for the heads up. I linked the blue book in last night, but wordpress can be finicky sometimes.

    Reply

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