A post shared by Chris Weidman (@chrisweidmanufc) on May 4, 2017 at 11:50am PDT
The flood gates have officially been open.
After Ultimate Fighting Championship UFC) strawweight contender Paige VanZant released (and then deleted) a sensual, self-made promo video announcing Reebok’s “Black and White” sports apparel line, “12 Gauge” has been on the receiving end of some harsh feedback from some of her fellow colleagues.
Now, former UFC Middleweight champion Chris Weidman is getting in on the fun, as “All American” did his best VanZant impression of the provocative ad by unleashing one of his own.
Both Weidman and VanZant are just two of the select fighters on the UFC roster who landed a solo sponsorship deal with Reebok after the sports apparel giant inked a long-term contract with the mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion a few years ago.
To see Ben Askren’s attempt to parody VanZant’s ad by adding his own little twist, click here.
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The flood gates have officially been open.
After Ultimate Fighting Championship UFC) strawweight contender Paige VanZant released (and then deleted) a sensual, self-made promo video announcing Reebok’s “Black and White” sports apparel line, “12 Gauge” has been on the receiving end of some harsh feedback from some of her fellow colleagues.
Now, former UFC Middleweight champion Chris Weidman is getting in on the fun, as “All American” did his best VanZant impression of the provocative ad by unleashing one of his own.
Both Weidman and VanZant are just two of the select fighters on the UFC roster who landed a solo sponsorship deal with Reebok after the sports apparel giant inked a long-term contract with the mixed martial arts (MMA) promotion a few years ago.
To see Ben Askren’s attempt to parody VanZant’s ad by adding his own little twist, click here.
