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One Championship Becomes Official Platinum Sponsor for ADCC 2022

One Championship Becomes Official Platinum Sponsor for ADCC 2022

ADCC 2022 is coming closer and becoming bigger with each passing day! The latest in the line of amazing news is that One Championship has become an official Platinum sponsor for the event, as the ADCC’s organizing team has shared on social media:

 

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Mo Jassim, ADCC Head Organizer, thanked Chatri Sityodtong (One Championship’s CEO) for the contribution:

I would like to thank @yodchatri for making this happen. He is a major supporter of all martial arts and we appreciate the backing.

However, it seems that the idea of One Championship sponsoring ADCC 2022 originally came from Gordon Ryan. Ryan shared the news about One’s sponsorship on Instagram:

So amazing to see such a huge organization supporting our Olympics. Thank you @yodchatri @onechampionship

To this, Sityodtong answered in the comments:
It was your brilliant idea, Gordon! So thank you bro!
This, for sure, is going to be one of the biggest step-ups for ADCC and for the sport of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in general. In fact, per Jassim, BJJ has never been closer to breaking out into the mainstream than it is today:
People don’t realize how big this can be. Our sport has never been at this close to breaking out main stream, exciting times.

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