Corner sponsor
Good for brands that want fight-night presence without a full-camp commitment.
- Fight shorts placement
- Fight-week social mention
- Website sponsor mention
Best for local brands that want event-night visibility with simple activation.
This is not a one-night logo buy. Black Lightning is an active pro lightweight riding three straight MMA wins, with fight-week visibility, camp content, recap shelf life, and a management path that keeps activation clean.
Why now
Strong sponsorships need more than logo placement. They need movement, usable content, and a fighter whose next step is still live in public.
A sponsor here shows up on fight week, between fights, and again when recap content keeps circulating after the event.
The value is not just that people saw the logo. It is that the partnership keeps giving the brand new moments to attach to.
Activation
Every partnership can be shaped to fit the brand, but the value usually comes from the same core channels: event night, camp content, and owned digital space.
Shorts, walkout, event-week assets, and the clips that keep circulating after the final bell.
Training footage, branded mentions, and behind-the-scenes visibility that keep the brand active before the event.
Permanent sponsor placement on the site plus recap content that extends the partnership past one night.
Packages
Not every brand needs the same depth. These tiers make it clear how visible you want to be and how long you want the partnership to carry.
Good for brands that want fight-night presence without a full-camp commitment.
Best for local brands that want event-night visibility with simple activation.
Built for brands that want repeated visibility throughout an active fight camp.
Best for brands that want repeated touches instead of a single event-night moment.
The deepest level of visibility across gear, content, and the full Black Lightning platform.
Best for brands that want stronger association and a long-term story to attach to.
Fit
The right fit is a brand that wants recurring visibility, not a frozen logo slot. Real athlete, real content, real moments that keep giving the partnership new life.
Process
The best first message is simple: brand, budget range, timeline, and the kind of placement or content you want.
Share who you are, what you sell, and the kind of partnership you are trying to build.
Management helps define placement, content expectations, and the timeline that makes sense.
Fight week, camp content, and recap visibility roll out with a clear plan instead of guesswork.
Start here
The fastest way to start is with your brand, goals, budget range, and timeline. That makes it easier to build the right package fast.
Include who you are, budget range, and what level of visibility you want.
Call out whether you care more about fight gear, camp content, digital recap, or all three.
Short-term fight-week activations and longer sponsor relationships can both be built from here.