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UFC inks deal with blockchain company VeChain

June 9, 2022 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The UFC has inked a deal with blockchain logistics company VeChain.  The company helps companies use the blockchain to navigate supply-chain problems.  VeChain comes in as a ‘top-level UFC global sponsor’ as the ‘official blockchain partner’ of the UFC.

According to one source, it told the SBJ that the deal is for a minimum of 5 years for nearly $100M which makes it one of the largest sponsorships ever. 

The deal makes the UFC revenues for 2022 up already 30% from a record revenue year in 2021.

The UFC also has deals in the blockchain category with Crypto.com and Socios.  Per the SBJ article, Nielsen projected a 778% growth in sports sponsorships over the next 5 years from blockchain-related companies, reaching $5 Billion by 2026.

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The UFC touts a young demo, rabid fans and early adapters to technology. This made the deal attractive for VeChain at a time when blockchain is on the uptick.  The UFC sponsorship revenues are massively growing and this deal (according to the report) reflects how lucrative it truly is right now. 

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