Japanese combat series DREAM is making a stampede into North America—with an exclusive deal with HDNet, DREAM will continue onward to be the top of the crème in MMA combat.
“DREAM is known for having the best MMA tournaments and superfights in the world and clearly has the greatest production and fighter entrances in the sport. This partnership solidifies our commitment to being THE Home of MMA.”
—Andrew Simon, CEO of HDNet Fights
HDNet Fights (http://www.hdnetfights.com) is one of the leading Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) organizations in the country. Founded by Mark Cuban, HDNet Fights promotes, produces, and airs over 24 live MMA events annually for broadcast on HDNet. HDNet Fights is unique as a unifying force in the MMA industry partnering with leading promoters, including Affliction, DREAM, StrikeForce (TM), M1, K-1, K-1 Max, MFC, Adrenaline and others to offer the quality match-ups and productions that MMA fans demand.
We’ve heard a lot lately about Dana White, and his quest to expand MMA boundaries in North America, and Donald Trump on his journey with Affliction to feature the most prestige bouts. Now, DREAM is expanding its market and hitting North America hard. Who do you think will survive?
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Janet Kessler 7 months ago
What does this have to do with basktball???
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