TOKYO FIVE JEANS TO SPONSOR TUF 9 FINALISTS ANDRE WINNER AND ROSS PEARSON FOR UFC 105
(PRESS RELEASE) -- Tokyo Five Jeans are proud to announce that they
will sponsor TUF 9 Finalists Andre Winner and Ross Pearson for UFC
105 in Manchester, UK. Tokyo Five will be Winner’s and Pearson’s
exclusive apparel sponsor.
Tokyo Five president Peter Jebara said “Andre and Ross proved that they are champions on TUF 9, sponsoring them was an easy decision,” He continued by saying “Ross and Andre exemplify the five principles of Bushido philosophy that our Brand is built upon; Bravery, Respect, Honor, Loyalty, and Wisdom. “We are thrilled to support these two gifted athletes and look forward to working closely with them as they continue their careers in MMA”
“I’m excited to be working with Charlie and the Tokyo Five Team, finally I actually want to want to wear my sponsors gear,” said Pearson.
Both UFC fighters were seen recently sporting Tokyo 5 apparel at the VIP screening of Nick Love’s remake of the classic 80’s film ‘The Firm’.
Alongside the UFC deal, Tokyo 5 also recently supported the UK’s #1 unsigned welterweight ‘Judo’ Jimmy Wallhead at the Knuckle Up At The Manor” event, which was held at the five star Celtic Manor resort in Newport Wales. Wallhead defeated the TUF 9 contestant Che Mills by Unanimous decision in a gruelling 3 round war, which was also the main event of the evening.
About Tokyo Five Jeans
New York based Tokyo Five Jeans is a denim and sportswear lifestyle brand inspired by classic American workwear and the Samurai fighting spirit. The brand’s visual aesthetic is based on the five guiding principles of Bushido philosophy – Bravery, Respect, Honor, Loyalty, and Wisdom.
Launched in early 2009, Tokyo Five Jeans has exploded onto the scene and is now a dynamic force in the world of contemporary menswear. The line features dozens of denim styles available in a variety of washes, as well as graphic t-shirts and workout gear. With a growing roster of elite and up and coming athletes and celebrities Tokyo Five is the only luxury clothing brand designed for the discerning MMA fan.
Further details on the Tokyo Five’s apparel and denim line are available on www.tokyo5jeans.com
Tokyo Five president Peter Jebara said “Andre and Ross proved that they are champions on TUF 9, sponsoring them was an easy decision,” He continued by saying “Ross and Andre exemplify the five principles of Bushido philosophy that our Brand is built upon; Bravery, Respect, Honor, Loyalty, and Wisdom. “We are thrilled to support these two gifted athletes and look forward to working closely with them as they continue their careers in MMA”
“I’m excited to be working with Charlie and the Tokyo Five Team, finally I actually want to want to wear my sponsors gear,” said Pearson.
Both UFC fighters were seen recently sporting Tokyo 5 apparel at the VIP screening of Nick Love’s remake of the classic 80’s film ‘The Firm’.
Alongside the UFC deal, Tokyo 5 also recently supported the UK’s #1 unsigned welterweight ‘Judo’ Jimmy Wallhead at the Knuckle Up At The Manor” event, which was held at the five star Celtic Manor resort in Newport Wales. Wallhead defeated the TUF 9 contestant Che Mills by Unanimous decision in a gruelling 3 round war, which was also the main event of the evening.
About Tokyo Five Jeans
New York based Tokyo Five Jeans is a denim and sportswear lifestyle brand inspired by classic American workwear and the Samurai fighting spirit. The brand’s visual aesthetic is based on the five guiding principles of Bushido philosophy – Bravery, Respect, Honor, Loyalty, and Wisdom.
Launched in early 2009, Tokyo Five Jeans has exploded onto the scene and is now a dynamic force in the world of contemporary menswear. The line features dozens of denim styles available in a variety of washes, as well as graphic t-shirts and workout gear. With a growing roster of elite and up and coming athletes and celebrities Tokyo Five is the only luxury clothing brand designed for the discerning MMA fan.
Further details on the Tokyo Five’s apparel and denim line are available on www.tokyo5jeans.com
