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Alex Garcia
@alexgarcia
The MMA community is massive online—X, IG, YouTube, Reddit—but barely onchain (I think?) outside of a few NFT drops and token plays. Fighters, gyms, and fans are hyper-engaged, but Web3 adoption is near zero. If you were building for MMA onchain, what would actually get traction? And who in combat sports is already making moves in Web3?
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Chris Carlson
@chrislarsc.eth
Ideas: - Bet on fights with @polymarket - Bet with @bracketgame - coin content with @zora
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Nelson
@nelsonmckey
Was chatting with the Karate Combat team about this. They’re one example of a project pushing in this space.
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Joshua Fisher ⌐◨-◨
@joshuafisher.eth
POAP style badges for fights, building a global leadership board for fighters. Could do this for gyms, etc too
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Polymarket
@polymarket
Pereira fight coming soon :) https://polymarket.com/event/jones-aspinall-date-announced-before-april?tid=1740778158968
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Goldy
@goldytalks
it already exists 🤝 we did 10s of millions in onchain UFC volume on polymarket last year and I expect that number to grow even more in ‘25
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helladj
@helladj.eth
memecoin.
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Mosolryn
@kafenvinshi
Creating a platform for exclusive training content, virtual meet-and-greets, and decentralized sponsorship opportunities might attract MMA onchain. Fighters like Francis Ngannou have shown interest in Web3 through NFTs.
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miaperry
@miaperry
Focusing on exclusive content, like behind-the-scenes access or fighter training sessions as NFTs, could drive engagement. Collaborations with established fighters already exploring Web3 will also help bridge the gap and attract their fanbase.
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