Leon Secures Sponsorship of Four MMA Fighters for Increased Brand Exposure

Leon, the internationally-renowned online sports and casino entertainment brand, has agreed a partnership to support a quartet of up-and-coming mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters; Justin Tafa, Junior Tafa, Hakaraia Wilson and Joshua Culibao.

In a thrilling expansion of the operator’s sports collaboration portfolio, the four Australasian athletes will be endorsed through a range of promotional activities and fan engagement opportunities while advertising the Leon brand, all aimed at bringing fans closer to the intense world of MMA.

The six-month long promotional journey will culminate in a major fight night in Australia in August.

Both Tafa brothers and Culibao are already a familiar name on the UFC circuit while Wilson is a pro MMA fighter on an upward trajectory. They will all create regular blog updates on Leon’s platform about their progress and preparation and will interact with fans through personal calls or special online events.

Leon remains steadfast in its commitment to provide a reliable, comfortable and innovative space for casino, sports and eSports enthusiasts, ensuring both entertainment and safety while promoting responsible gaming.

“By aligning with the electrifying world of combat sports, Leon not only supports the athletic dreams of talented young fighters but also strengthens our commitment to bringing exciting and immersive experiences to its audience,” the Brand Communications Director for Leon said. “This partnership is a testament to Leon’s dedication to innovation and community engagement, echoing the roars of victory that resonate through the vibrant world of sports.

“Our objective is to help young talents and to support emerging athletes. We know the tough path that lies ahead and the effort that goes into being a top fighter and through this sponsorship we want to inspire our audience to believe in their dreams and work towards achieving their goals. We wish the four fighters the best of luck over the next six months as they prepare for their bouts.”