BRAVE CF OPENS NEW DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ATHLETES THROUGH MMAON

BRAVE CF — September 23, 2026

BRAVE CF OPENS NEW DIGITAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ATHLETES THROUGH MMAON

September 23, 2026 - Manama, Bahrain: BRAVE Combat Federation™ (BRAVE CF), the world’s fastest-growing and most global mixed martial arts organization, is set to onboard its entire roster of athletes onto MMAON, giving them a new way to engage with fans and build their personal brands beyond competition.

 

The collaboration will connect BRAVE CF fighters with MMAON’s newly rebuilt Web3 ecosystem, which is designed to bring athletes and supporters closer through direct interaction, content, predictions, and new earning opportunities.

 

“BRAVE CF has always looked for ways to create opportunities for our fighters beyond their performances inside the cage,” BRAVE CF President Mohammed Shahid said.

 

“MMAON gives our athletes another way to engage directly with their supporters, strengthen their personal brands and explore new opportunities through their fanbases. As we enter our second decade, we are excited to see how technology can bring fighters and fans even closer together.”

 

BRAVE CF has featured fighters from 95 nations throughout its history, and the integration will give each athlete the opportunity to create a verified MMAON profile. Fighters can claim a “Gold Badge” profile through social media authentication, allowing fans to discover and support them directly.

 

The platform also features a tipping system, allowing supporters to financially support their favorite athletes. MMAON’s “More Than Watching” concept further encourages fans to become active participants through prediction markets, community voting, content creation, and user profiles.

 

MMAON describes itself as a “digital stadium” where fighters, fans, and the wider combat sports community can interact around events and athletes. Users can also earn rewards through prediction performance and content creation. Its prediction infrastructure is powered by Polymarket, with transactions conducted through USDC on Polygon. MMAON has been supported by the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) since 2024.

 

The partnership comes as BRAVE CF enters its second decade after staging more than 100 events across 39 countries and featuring more than 900 fighters. The initiative will give its global roster another avenue to grow their audiences, develop their identities, and create opportunities outside the cage.

 

BRAVE CF fighters will begin onboarding and claiming their verified MMAON profiles as the collaboration gets underway.



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