Intimidation to sponsor Andrew Osborne, aka “Ozzy The Brute,” at Complete Devastation 6 in Clearfield, Pennsylvania

Intimidation Clothing is pleased to announce the sponsorship of Philadelphia-based Andrew Osborne at Saturday’s Complete Devastation 6 event in Clearfield, Pennsylvania. Osborne, aka “Ozzy The Brute,” is expected to face 23-fight MMA veteran Tyler Combs in a 160 pound catchweight battle. The event, Complete Devastation 6, will take place on Saturday, September 22nd at the Clearfield County Fairgrounds in Clearfield, Pennsylvania.

Andrew Osborne (4-4, @Ozzy_The_Brute), a product of Fight Firm Philadelphia, one of the largest gyms in the Philadelphia area, will return to action for the first time since June after fighting twice that month. Having fought five times in 2012 already, this will be Ozzy The Brute’s 9th pro fight in 17  months as he looks for a second straight victory. His opponent, Tyler Combs sports a 13-9 pro record fighting 21 times from 2006-2012. However, Combs, one of the plethora of talented fighters from the Cincinnati/Dayton, Ohio area, has fought just twice since October 2010 as he looks to break a 3-fight losing streak.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of men’s & women’s MMA inspired tees & training gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence regularly being featured on multiple sporting events on MTV2, FUEL TV, EpixHD and SportsTime Ohio as well as MMA highlight shows on Spike TV and HDNet. In addition to over 60 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like the Intimidation brand on Facebook and follow Intimidation on Twitter.

Intimidation Clothing sponsored Butler, Ewing, Lapsley & Tucker complete perfect 4-0 weekend

While the Intimidation crew was live at fights near Columbus, Ohio on Friday night, the brand saw sponsored fighters complete a perfect 4-0 Saturday night. With fighters in main events in St. Paul, Minnesota, Albuquerque, New Mexico and Dayton, Ohio, Intimidation continues to make waves nationally as one of the fastest growing brands in the MMA apparel & fight gear market.

Fighting in the main event at the Intimidation sponsored Driller/SEG event in St. Paul, Minnesota, Raphael Butler improved to 5-0 as a pro with a quick KO of his previously undefeated opponent. Just 15 seconds into their main event fight, Butler, a former pro boxer, clipped Brett Murphy (4-1) with a right sending him face-first to the canvas.

Meanwhile, in fighting at Jackson’s MMA Series in Albuquerque, NM, Hunter Tucker (pictured with ) improved to 4-0 while sponsored by Intimidation for the first time. Tucker, a product of Jackson’s MMA and fighting at the Jackson MMA Series event on Saturday night, scored a 2nd round submission win for his 4th finish in as many fights.

Finally, in Dayton, Ohio fighting at ICE 55, Indiana’s Anthony “The Recipe” Lapsley made short work of local product Tony Parker scoring a 1st round submission. The Bellator vet improved his impressive record to 21-5 which features 17 finishes in those 21 wins. On the same card Brett Ewing, returning home to fight in Ohio for the first time since May 2011, earned a hard-fought split decision win to improve to 3-3 after an incredible 10-0 amateur career fighting in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA inspired tees & training gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence regularly being featured on multiple sporting events on MTV2, FUEL TV, EpixHD and SportsTime Ohio as well as MMA highlight shows on Spike TV and HDNet. In addition to over 60 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like the Intimidation brand on Facebook and follow Intimidation on Twitter.

Intimidation Clothing to sponsor Brett Ewing at ICE 55 in Dayton, Ohio

Intimidation Clothing is pleased to announce the sponsorship of featherweight Brett Ewing at ICE 55 in Dayton, Ohio. Ewing, who completed a stellar 8-0 amateur MMA career in 2010, will look to even his pro record at 3-3. The event, ICE 55, is a pro/am event featuring three pro fights and 14 amateur fights and takes place on Saturday, September 8th in Dayton, Ohio.

Now training at Tim Kennedy’s Maui Thai and Jui Jitsui camp in Austin, Texas as well as with American Top Team in Coconut Creek, Florida, the Ohio native has fought across Ohio and Pennsylvania as a pro and returns to to fight in front of his hometown fans at ICE 55. The sponsorship of Brett Ewing (2-3 pro, 8-0 amateur) comes as part of the Intimidation brand’s rapid expansion across the Midwest including Bellator events in Hammond, Indiana and Dayton, Ohio and multiple other events from the NAAFS, XFO, UVC, Colosseum Combat and RFO in and near cities like Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Detroit, Indianapolis, Morgantown, Pittsburgh and more. In addition to Ewing, Intimidation will sponsor Bellator vet Anthony Lapsley at the ICE event.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & training gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence regularly being featured on multiple sporting events on MTV2, FUEL TV, EpixHD, AXS TV and SportsTime Ohio as well as MMA highlight shows on Spike TV and HDNet/AXS TV. In addition to over 70 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts and sweatshirts for men, women and children. The company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like the Intimidation brand on Facebook and follow Intimidation on Twitter.

Intimidation sponsored Roger Bowling in action at Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman in San Diego, California

Intimidation Clothing^TM is pleased to announce that sponsored fighter Roger Bowling will be in action once again at Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman. Bowling (11-2, 4-2 Strikeforce), who has been sponsored by the Intimidation brand since early 2010, will face Tarec Saffiedine (12-3, 5-1 Strikeforce) in one of the five scheduled fights to air live on Showtime. The event, Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman, will take place on Saturday, August 18that the Valley View Casino Center in San Diego, California.

“Relentless” Roger Bowling (11-2, 4-2 Strikeforce) will look to pickup his 3rd straight win under the Strikeforce banner after KO/TKO wins over Jerron Peoples in December 2011 and Brandon Saling in March 2012. A member of Team Vision in Cincinnati, a gym that has produced other notables including Bellator fighters Daniel Straus and Victor O’Donnell, Bowling is 4-2 fighting for Strikeforce since making his debut with the organization in May 2010. Bowling is one of a select few fighters with a custom designed tee from Intimidation with the Roger Bowling signature t-shirt pictured to the right.

A pro since 2007, Bowling began his pro MMA career with eight straight wins earning stoppages in all seven of his fights on the regional MMA scene fighting near Cincinnati and in Indiana. Known as a finisher with heavy hands, Bowling has finished his opponent in nine of 11 wins with seven KO/TKO’s, two submissions and two decisions. Prior to signing with Strikeforce Bowling scored KO wins over current UFC welterweight & TUF 11 alum Seth Baczynski and UFC, Strikeforce & Bellator vet Shamar Bailey.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & fight gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence having been featured on multiple events on MTV2 and HDNet in recent months. In addition to over 50 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like Intimidation Clothing on Facebook and follow the Intimidation brand on Twitter.

Midwest Connection: Intimidation Clothing emerges as premier MMA inspired apparel brand in Midwest

In less than three years time the Intimidation brand has emerged into one of the most respected and successful brands on the Midwest MMA scene. Once seen as an Cleveland brand, Intimidation Clothing has made strong efforts to expand the company’s reach hitting other Midwestern cities like Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, Detroit, Minneapolis and more. A title sponsor of the North American Allied Fight Series (NAAFS) and their SportsTime Ohio programming, the Intimidation brand is regularly seen across the globe on MTV2 and EPIXHD as well as on MMA highlight shows on HDNet and Spike TV. Creative, savvy marketing, great relationships and quality products have built the brand into a force to be reckoned with in the MMA industry and a rapidly growing lifestyle brand.

 

Creative Marketing

Built with the help of a successful Internet Marketing firm, Intimidation Clothing has used basic and advanced online marketing principles from day one. But in recent months the Intimidation brand has expanded their advertising efforts running ads on ESPN Radio and Fox Sports Radio programming throughout Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. “With Fox broadcasting free UFC events on the radio it is a perfect way to advertise our brand to the large number of UFC fans,” said Luke Jernigan, President & CEO of Intimidation Clothing, LLC. The radio ads and a variety of traditional and internet radio interviews with Jernigan have helped the brand gain awareness in a variety of markets. This is coupled with a large number of fighter sponsorships both on the national stage and throughout the Midwest on the regional MMA circuit. From a MMA cutman to logos inside the cages of many of the top MMA promotions in the Midwest and sponsorships of fighters across the region, the MMA world is seeing the Intimidation brand over and over again at different venues in different cities, week in and week out. With plans to continue expansion into other complementary industries already underway, the MMA world is not the only focus and the company will certainly continue to seek creative ways to get the brand name out there to the masses.

The other element that often gets overlooked is the way Intimidation markets their own. “We regularly do a news write up about the professional fighters we sponsor as well as many of the events and promotions we sponsor,” said Jernigan. “If we can help a fighter like Brian Rogers get more attention or more views on YouTube or help a young pro like Mark Cherico build his name then it will eventually lead to our brand being seen more, so it’s a win-win.” While measuring the value of the company’s promotional efforts is not always easy, there is no doubt that promoting an article to nearly 14,000 Facebook fans or 2,200+ Twitter followers is valuable to the brand’s awareness. “People approach me constantly telling me they read our articles on fighters and events we sponsor,” Jernigan stated. “Add to it our staff’s strong understanding of Web Analytics and we can see the online marketing efforts are continually taking effect with our fans, customers, fighters and more.”

Relationship Building

“Intimidation Clothing has been a great partner for the NAAFS and more importantly for our fighters,” stated NAAFS President & CEO Greg Kalikas about the impact of the Intimidation brand. A veteran of the karate world and MMA promotion business with well over 100 events under their belt, the NAAFS is one of the top regional MMA promotions in the USA constantly producing top-level MMA talent and first class events.

“We’re ecstatic to have such a well-known and highly respected brand like Intimidation as a part of this momentous event,” said Rick Pyles, co-owner of Ultimate Victory Challenge in regards to their historic UVC 20 event on August 4th at the Ohio State Fair. “We love working with Luke Jernigan and Intimidation not just because of their business acumen, but because they embody the same principles that UVC was founded on: faith, family, and fighting.”

For Intimidation Clothing the quotes above are not about what the company has done, but more about what the company is about. “Whether we are talking about an intro level amateur or a UFC veteran, I value each fighter’s contribution to this sport,” stated Jernigan. “We have customers who I can remember what they bought a year ago and fighters who I can quote who they fought, when and where without blinking. We pay attention to detail and make people feel important, something all of us want in life, to feel important. The awesome part is we do not have to change or be fake to do this – this is how I was raised and how this company will continue to be built.” This was further proven in a recent thread about fighter sponsorships on the MMA Underground Forums at MixedMartialArts.com when UFC Heavyweight Shane Carwin and others shared their positive experiences with the Intimidation brand.

One of the most valuable components to the make up of Intimidation Clothing as a company is the many connections inside the MMA industry. “While our relationships are strong with a large number of fighters and agents, they are just as strong with many of the top MMA promotions in the Midwest. As a regular sponsor of NAAFS events in Ohio & West Virginia, UVC events in Columbus, Ohio, Colosseum Combat North of Indianapolis, the XFO in Chicago and SEG/Driller Promotions in Minneapolis, Minnesota, our name is regularly heard in a variety of strong markets,” said Jernigan. Add a strong, growing presence in Pittsburgh & Erie, Pennsylvania, and throughout Kentucky and Michigan as well as along the East Coast and the company’s growth strategy is clear.

 

Quality Products

When Intimidation Clothing was started the company’s goals were to produce quality products with bold themes at a great price. Those principles continue to ring true to this day. “If I am going to put my brand’s name on it then I am going to make sure the product is of good quality,” stated Jernigan. From high quality t-shirts and hoodies to some of the best quality shorts on the market, Intimidation looks to hold this high standard. “I have been told by both Jason Dent and Forrest Petz that our EliteFighter board shorts are the best shorts they have ever owned. These two guys have a combined 11 UFC fights between them; that says a lot in my book.” The same goes for the company’s core – t-shirts. “I bought cheap t-shirts on my honeymoon which I washed and could never wear outside of the house again,” Jernigan said. “I vowed to never be so worried about cost that we hurt the consumer. Happy customers keep coming back and tell their friends; we are here to keep our customers happy.”

 

In less than three years time Intimidation’s growth as a brand is no doubt impressive. From their strong ties to many of the top regional MMA events in the Midwest to great contacts with the most successful gyms in the region it’s clear to see why Intimidation Clothing is catching on. In an industry where it seems a large number of individuals think they can swoop in a make money Intimidation has laid out the plan on how to build the needed trust and capitalize off their contacts. “We have watched several MMA fight companies pop up, make a few waves and drop off the face of the Earth in the past three years,” state Jernigan. “Intimidation Clothing has a foundation built for long term sustained success with nearly 30 authorized retail locations and fantastic relationships with many of the top MMA promotions, agents and fighters in the Midwest and beyond. We’re not going anywhere but up.”

Intimidation Clothing Bellator 71 Photo Gallery

Intimidation Clothing was pleased to be live at Bellator 71 for weigh ins and the fights and taking pictures throughout the busy and exciting weekend. In addition to selling at the event, the Intimidation brand was scheduled to sponsor five fighters for the event with four of those fights actually taking place on Friday, June 22nd at the Mountaineer Casino & Resort in Chester, West Virginia. Below is a collection of photos taken from the weekend beginning with weigh ins with photos from the fights to be added later.

Brylan Van Artsdalen prepares to step onto the scale and weigh in for his Bellator 71 featherweight fight.

Intimidation Clothing President & CEO Luke Jernigan (middle) poses with Bellator TV commentators Sean Wheelock (left) and Jimmy Smith (right).

Dan “Dragon” Spohn weighs in for his 4th Bellator fight.

Bellator ring girl Mercedes Terrell poses with a fan after weigh ins.

Chris Goldbaugh (right) faces Kevin Zalac (left) in a middleweight battle at Bellator 71.

Dan Spohn (right) and Josh Stansbury (left), both sponsored by Intimidation, will fight with the NAAFS Light Heavyweight belt on the line.

The Intimidation Clothing booth was set up next to the Bellator booth located just inside the main entrance at The Harv at the Mountaineer Casino & Resort at Bellator 71.

Intimidation President & CEO Luke Jernigan poses with Denver Broncos top 2012 draft pick Derek Wolfe (left) and 3-time UFC veteran Branden “The Iron Lion” Hinkle at Bellator 71.

Jernigan with Bellator fighter Rich “Rare Breed” Hale.

Justin “The Hawk” Steave, a native of nearby Weirton, West Virginia, stopped by the Intimidation Clothing booth.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence having been featured on multiple events on MTV2 and HDNet in recent months. In addition to over 50 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like Intimidation Clothing on Facebook and follow the Intimidation brand on Twitter.

Intimidation sponsored Dan Spohn to defend NAAFS Light Heavyweight title live on Spike.com at Bellator 71 in Chester, WV

Intimidation Clothing is pleased to announce the sponsorship of Dan “Dragon” Spohn in his Bellator 71 fight in Chester, West Virginia. A product of the Jorge Gurgel MMA in Cincinnati, Ohio, Spohn will face Josh Stansbury in a Light Heavyweight battle at the Bellator 71 event which will be held at the Mountaineer Casino & Resort in Chester, WV, on Friday night, June 22nd. Spohn vs. Stansbury II will be for the NAAFS Light Heavyweight Championship and is scheduled to be part of the Spike.com broadcast undercard with the MTV2 broadcast beginning at 8 pm ET.

Dan “Dragon” Spohn (@DragonSpohn) is the reigning NAAFS Light Heavyweight Champion and a 3-time Bellator veteran. While he currently fights for the Jorge Gurgel Academy of Mixed Martial Arts, he regularly trains with former UFC Middleweight Champion Rich “Ace” Franklin in the Cincinnati area and UFC Welterweight Matt Brown in Columbus. After a successful start to his pro MMA career that saw him defeat John Hawk for the NAAFS 205 lb title in May 2011, Spohn made his Bellator debut in September where he scored one of the fastest knockouts in MMA history with a 9 second KO win over Dane Bonnigson at Bellator 51. Spohn is expected to once again wear Intimidation’s premium quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts (pictured) in his fight at Bellator 71 which will take place in near Wheeling in Chester, West Virginia. His opponent Stansbury (3-2) will be making his Bellator debut in the event and is riding a 3-fight winning streak having fought most recently at NAAFS: Caged Fury in Morgantown, WV in January. Stansbury lost his first two pro fights, to Spohn and to John Hawk, before running off a 3-fight win streak over the past two years.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA. In addition to over 50 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality MMA fight shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like Intimidation on Facebook and follow Intimidation Clothing on Twitter @IntimidationMMA.

 

Photo courtesy of Hexlinc Photography.

Comer, Heiland, Baker score wins on successful weekend for Intimidation sponsored pro & ammy fighters

It was another successful weekend for Intimidation Clothing with the company selling in Cleveland and sponsored fighters having success across the USA. With a variety of sponsorships including several pro and ammy fighters competing across the country, Intimidation continues to show why the brand is one of the fastest growing in the MMA & combat sports industry. Here is a quick look at a few of the winners:

Pros:

Fighting for the second time in 7 weeks, “Smokin” Joe Heiland returned to his winning ways with a split decision win over Andrew Osborne at NAAFS: Fight Nite in the Flats VIII in Cleveland, Ohio. A member of the Strong Style Fight Team, Heiland improved to 7-2-1 as a pro.

Undefeated featherweight prospect Josh Baker remained perfect scoring a unanimous decision win over Brett Shoenfelt. Now 4-0, Baker has won all four of those fights since turning pro in early 2012 as he was sponsored by both Intimidation Clothing and Foundation Fight Company in this fight.

A 2-time NAAFS Amateur Champion, George Comer‘s name was one NAAFS fans were used to see as he dominated during his amateur career. But time off for training and school along with a loss in his pro debut last August left the GriffonRawl product in the “what have you done for me lately category.” In one of the most impressive performances of the night, George Comer (pictured, left) scored a 2nd round rear naked choke win over Khama Worthy, who was also sponsored by Intimidation, to improve to 1-1 as a pro after a stellar 9-0 amateur career.

Amateurs:

Fan favorite Cody Garbrandt was back in action for the first time since February in a amateur boxing match that saw Garbrandt score a TKO win. The Strong Style Fight Team/Old School Boxing product listened to boxing coach Joe Delguyd and will focus on MMA again with plans to compete again later this summer.

Another Intimidation sponsored amateur MMA fighter with huge potential, “Wild Wild” Wes Hanson improved to 7-0 as an ammy. The featherweight prospect from West Virginia scored a 1st round submission win in just 28 seconds fighting in Oklahoma to win the XFL ammy 145 lb title.

Sponsored for the first time by the Intimidation brand, Sarah McLeod (pictured) put in one of her best performances inside the cage. Fighting in the amateur feature fight in a 115 pound bout McLeod scored a decisive unanimous decision and later told the crowd that one week after competing in in MMA she would be competing in a bikini contest.

Shane Valko is a name that the Cleveland MMA market had not heard of before Saturday. But to those in the know in the MMA and wrestling communities, Valko is a 2010 National Championship at 133 lbs, a former four-time National Qualifier and three-time All-American. Making his NAAFS debut, Valko used his speed and wrestling ability to stop Ryan Arce in the 1st round via rear naked choke and improve to 5-0.

Two of the top amateur heavyweights in the state of Ohio, Tim Dunn and Jeff Hughes, were both in action in opposite corners of the state. Jeff Hughes, a product of the fast-growing Evolve Fight Team in Medina, admitted that it was not one of his better performances but scored a unanimous decision over James Rankin at the NAAFS: Fight Nite in the Flats VIII event in Cleveland. Meanwhile, fighting in Cincinnati at the “American MMA Ohio Championships,” Tim Dunn scored a stoppage after his opponent sustained an injury. With the wins Hughes improved to 10-2 while Dunn also improved to 10-2.

Strong Style Fight Team amateur JT Miller improved to 2-0 scoring a fast TKO win over Cameron Duncan in the first fight of the night at the NAAFS: Fight Nite in the Flats event in Cleveland, Ohio. Fighting in front of his hometown crowd, the former Cleveland State wrestler trained with Intimidation sponsored Bellator star Brian “The Predator” Rogers for the fight and it seems to have paid off nicely.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence having been featured on multiple events on MTV2 and HDNet in recent months. In addition to over 50 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like Intimidation Clothing on Facebook and follow the Intimidation brand on Twitter.

Intimidation Clothing agrees to terms to sponsor Chicago area XFO promotion MMA events

Intimidation Clothing is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Chicago area XFO MMA promotion. The Xtreme Fighting Organization, which has been promoting fights since 2004, is known as one of the premier MMA promotions in the Midwest. In the past decade they have seen a variety of big names step into their cage including Chael Sonnen, Clay Guida, Former UFC Lightweight Champion Jens Pulver, Bellator Featherweight Champion Pat Curran and many more. The most well-known MMA promotion in the Chicago area, the XFO has held more than 60 events in and around Chicago including a regular schedule of events at the Sears Centre, the 11,000+ seat arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, just 25 miles from Chicago. The deal began last weekend with the sponsorship of XFO: Rocktown Showdown 14 in Rockford, IL.

“We have had our eyes on the XFO for some time,” stated Luke Jernigan, President & CEO of Intimidation Clothing, LLC. “They have a strong reputation for putting on good, first class shows, treating the fighters well and taking good care of their fans. Given their incredible success in the Chicago area the Intimidation brand will be able to continue to grow into one of the top brands tied to the MMA industry in the Midwest.”

Intimidation Clothing, a brand well known throughout the Midwest, currently serves as a title sponsor for the Ohio-based NAAFS promotion which regularly holds events in the Cleveland/Akron/Canton area as well as throughout West Virginia. In addition, the Intimidation brand has sponsored events throughout the Midwest in the past 18 months with Colosseum Combat (Central Indiana), Absolute Action MMA (Cincinnati, OH/Northern Kentucky), Purgatory FC (Toledo, OH), Prodigy MMA/EFC (Erie, PA), Reality Cage Combat (Charleston, WV) and will be a title sponsor of the August 2012 Ultimate Victory Challenge event (Columbus, OH) at the Ohio State Fair.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence having been featured on multiple events on MTV2 and HDNet in recent months. In addition to over 50 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like Intimidation Clothing on Facebook and follow the Intimidation brand on Twitter.

 

Intimidation Clothing expands agreement with NAAFS Light Heavyweight Champion Dan “Dragon” Spohn

Intimidation Clothing is pleased to announce an expanded relationship with NAAFS Light Heavyweight Champion Dan “Dragon” Spohn. Spohn has been sponsored by the Intimidation brand in each of his past four fights starting with his 1st round TKO win over UFC veteran Josh Hendricks in February 2011. Spohn is expected to return to action at Bellator 71 when Spohn (6-2, 1-2 Bellator) will face Josh Stansbury with the NAAFS Light Heavyweight Championship on the line.

Dan “Dragon” Spohn (@DragonSpohn) is the reigning NAAFS Light Heavyweight Champion and a 3-time Bellator veteran. While he currently fights for the Jorge Gurgel Academy of Mixed Martial Arts, he regularly trains with former UFC Middleweight Champion Rich “Ace” Franklin in the Cincinnati area and UFC Welterweight Matt Brown in Columbus. After a successful start to his pro MMA career that saw him defeat John Hawk for the NAAFS 205 lb title in May 2011, Spohn made his Bellator debut in September where he scored one of the fastest knockouts in MMA history with a 9 second KO win over Dane Bonnigson at Bellator 51. Spohn will once again wear Intimidation’s premium quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts (pictured) in his fight at Bellator 71 which will take place in near Wheeling in Chester, West Virginia.

Intimidation Clothing is a fast-growing brand of MMA apparel & gear based in Ohio with a strong presence throughout the Midwest USA and a growing national presence having been featured on multiple events on MTV2 and HDNet in recent months. In addition to over 50 styles of high-quality, bold t-shirts, the company is also becoming known for their premium-quality EliteFighter MMA board shorts, as well as vale tudo shorts, rashguards and more available online at IntimidationClothing.com. Fans can like Intimidation Clothing on Facebook and follow the Intimidation brand on Twitter.

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