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UFC ZEROING IN ON SUMMER 2009 FOR PHILIPPINES

UFC ZEROING IN ON SUMMER 2009 FOR PHILIPPINES
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship has not hidden its desire to expand its brand across the world. The UFC has yet to return to Japan and Brazil, countries that they haven’t been to in many years, but they have recently expanded into Canada, following a strong building process in Northern Ireland and England.


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Post #1   9/21/08 7:20:37PM   

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hah, fighters think the heat is intense in Vegas, wait to they go to the Philippines

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Post #2   9/21/08 7:26:54PM   

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Posted by Rush

hah, fighters think the heat is intense in Vegas, wait to they go to the Philippines



rather ironic considering the dude from TUF who fainted (in las vegas) was from the philippines.

Post #3   9/21/08 8:40:00PM   

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really now? well that's cool i guess. a little fun under the sun haaahaha

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Post #4   9/21/08 9:05:27PM   

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I am a little surprised, I thought they would go deeper into Europe (Germany is a good call) and it would be really easy to have some shows in Mexico. Japan is a double edged sword though....need to be careful there!

Post #5   9/21/08 9:11:05PM   

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Philippines is a good market. They have a strong fighting background and most of them can speak English, the only drawback is the poverty in the country may hold back attendance and buy rate figures.

Post #6   9/21/08 11:31:35PM   

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What about Australia. Come down under.

Post #7   9/22/08 3:06:23AM   

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Posted by jae_1833

I am a little surprised, I thought they would go deeper into Europe (Germany is a good call) and it would be really easy to have some shows in Mexico. Japan is a double edged sword though....need to be careful there!


I agree with you until the part about Japan. The Japanese fans are so respectful and knowledgeable of the sport, that I would expect huge things for the UFC if they went to Japan. The Japanese fans just seem like they crave MMA a lot.

Post #8   9/22/08 10:33:07AM   
 
 
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