Fight booking
Send the date, promotion, location, opponent, weight class, and purse structure up front.
Use this page to route the ask cleanly. Promoters, media, and brands do not need a long pitch. They need the right details in the first message so management can move fast.
Routing
The cleanest messages win. Say what you need, when you need it, and who is asking.
Promoters should lead with event details. Media should lead with outlet and deadline. Brands should lead with budget range and what kind of visibility they want.
That saves time on both sides and makes it easier to move from the first message into a real conversation.
Send the date, promotion, location, opponent, weight class, and purse structure up front.
Include the outlet, format, deadline, and whether the ask is camp, fight week, or post-fight.
Lead with budget range, timeline, and whether you want fight-week placement, camp content, or both.
First message
The message does not need to be polished. It needs the missing facts filled in before anyone has to ask for them.
Say who you are, what company or outlet you represent, and how you found the page.
Share the event date, publish deadline, or activation window so the reply can match the real schedule.
Fight offer, interview, appearance, or sponsor package. Clarity beats a vague intro every time.
Direct
Instagram is the quickest path for a first touch. The other platforms matter more for visibility, follow-through, and public-facing updates.
Ready now
Active professional fighter riding three straight MMA wins, available for fight offers, media, and qualified sponsorship conversations.
Lead with event date, location, opponent, weight class, and purse structure.
Say who you represent, what format you want, and when you need the answer.
Call out budget range, desired visibility, and whether the activation is fight week, camp, or long term.