Global Fight League Launches Four Teams for 2025 Inaugural Season
July 17, 2024
The Global Fight League (GFL) is thrilled to announce that it has successfully raised funds to launch four teams for its inaugural 2025 season, marking a significant milestone in establishing the world’s first professional MMA league with a 50% revenue share for athletes.
The GFL will introduce teams based in Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas. Each team will compete in a league and team-based model that promises to revolutionize the sport of mixed martial arts. This innovative approach, combined with a 50/50 revenue share model, ensures athletes are fairly compensated as equitable partners.
“We are thrilled to announce the launch of our first four teams, thanks to the tremendous support from the MMA community,” said GFL Commissioner Darren Owen. “This is history in the making for the sport, and we are committed to creating a league that prioritizes athlete welfare and fan engagement.”
The selection of team names will be determined through a fan-driven poll, giving supporters a unique opportunity to shape the identity of their teams. The GFL aims to foster a deep connection between the teams and their local communities, leveraging civic pride to enhance the fan experience.
The GFL will firmly establish a core group of teams while being aggressive with plans for future expansion across the US and other major global markets. The global league structure is designed to thrive with growth.
In preparation for the 2025 season, the GFL is actively securing venues, signing athletes, and finalizing logistical details to ensure a seamless launch. The league is also working on partnerships with media outlets and sponsors to deliver unparalleled coverage and support for the teams and their athletes.
Get ready to make your mark in MMA history! Participate in the GFL fan poll and help us name our inaugural teams. Cast your vote now and shape the future of the Global Fight League!
ABOUT GFL
The Global Fight League is a pioneering professional sports league implementing a team-based model for mixed martial arts. GFL athletes will receive 50% of the league’s revenues, ensuring their financial well-being and active participation in the league’s success.
For additional information, media inquiries, or to get involved, please visit our website at www.mmagfl.com or contact us at [email protected].
Harrison Rogers Commits $10 Million Dollars to Secure a Phoenix Franchise in the Global Fight League. GFL Announces Groundbreaking Docuseries to Launch the World's First Team-Based Global MMA League
March 18, 2024
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LAS VEGAS–The Global Fight League (GFL) will launch the world’s first team-based international MMA league in unprecedented fashion: with an in-depth docuseries exploring the current state of the MMA industry.
The docuseries will give fans a first-of-its-kind look at the formation of the first true MMA League, from fighter recruitment and business operations to the selection of eight inaugural global team franchise locations starting with Phoenix, Arizona.
League officials are thrilled to announce that Harrison Rogers has committed $10 million dollars to secure a GFL franchise in Phoenix, marking a significant step forward for the league's establishment. Harrison, founder of the United Fight League and F3 Energy Drink, brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the MMA community.
In an enthusiastic statement, Harrison Rogers expressed his excitement for this global opportunity: "I am honored to join the Global Fight League, this is a historic moment for me as I’ve always wanted to own a professional sports franchise. Arizona is my home state and this place has an incredibly passionate MMA community. I can’t wait to lead our franchise towards greatness, I am committed to making our team a force to be reckoned with."
GFL Commissioner Darren Owen echoed the excitement, stating, "We are thrilled to welcome Harrison Rogers to the Global Fight League. His values align with our vision for the evolution of MMA. Phoenix has a phenomenal combat sports culture and is very deserving of a professional MMA franchise. Harrison deserves all the credit for being the first promoter to offer his UFL athletes health insurance and shares in the company. These actions directly reflect the values we uphold in the GFL."
The GFL is starting to redefine the landscape of MMA by implementing the historically proven team and league model similar to that of other major global sports organizations. The GFL is paving the way for a more equitable and sustainable future for MMA.
ABOUT GFL
The Global Fight League is a registered non-profit corporate league which governs the for-profit entities for GFL team owners. League officials have entered into early negotiations with numerous potential ownership groups related to various team franchises worldwide.
The GFL will be the first true team based professional league for the sport of mixed martial arts. Independent franchise owners with teams of athletes will compete in a structured and unbiased league format. The athletes will be classified as employees and will receive 50% of the League’s total revenues. This innovative format for MMA will connect with traditional sports fans while establishing unique storylines like all team sports.
For additional information about the GFL please go to the League's website www.mmagfl.com
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