With unparalleled visibility and recognition in the local sports market, MVP Sports has provided financial support to the Guyana Mixed Martial Arts Federation (GMMAF), adding the fast-growing field of mixed martial arts to its expanding portfolio.
This was revealed in a short interview with the company’s owner, Ian Ramdeo. The avid sports fan revealed: “MVP Sports supports the efforts of the Guyana Mixed Martial Arts Federation to grow the sport of mixed martial arts in Guyana. We support all sports when needed and when we are in a position to do so. Supporting local athletes continues to be our mission. We support boxing and one of our ambassadors is a boxer.”
According to Ramdeo, MMA is the fastest growing sport in the world, so adding Discipline to the company’s assortment is premised on the local landscape and anticipated growth and development in the region. It is said that
He explained: “MVP Sports should consider long-term investment as the sport of mixed martial arts in Guyana has great potential for expansion in terms of popularity, participation and fans. Factors such as steady growth and the possibility of hosting international competitions could all help make long-term plans viable.”
However, Ramdeo acknowledged that the sector’s future viability involves several factors apart from corporate partnerships, such as “infrastructure, coaching, training facilities, and funding sources.” .
Nevertheless, Ramdeo opined that the sport is consistent with the company’s general objectives, stating, “MVP Sports believes that the promotion of MMA is consistent with its overall goals and vision. ” If we consider how mixed martial arts (MMA) is integrated into an overall plan to promote other sports and support local athletes, we may see a long-term commitment. You must consider the potential impact on your organization’s brand, reputation, and end goals. ”
He further asserted that further partnerships are needed for the long-term growth and ultimate sustainability of the sport, adding: “We will evaluate the availability of cooperation and partnership options within the Guyanese MMA community.” It is important to do so.” If other organizations, sponsors or officials commit to his long-term growth of MMA, it could strengthen MVP Sports’ case for continued commitment. Finally, the decision to make a long-term investment or plan to promote MMA in Guyana will be based on a detailed study of these factors and the organization’s estimation of the potential of the sport of MMA in this country. That will happen. ”
