With the rising popularity of the 'UFC' to the coveted 18-35 male demographic, Infotec made a paramount move towards securing content for another up-and-coming fighting brand. Last week, Infotec signed an MOU with Jungle Fight Championship and Mixed Martial Arts World League (MMAWL) to work on a project for 2006/2007. The two parties will work together to build a worldwide brand for MMAWL, leveraging the success and notoriety of JFC, which will hold 'Jungle Fight Championship VII' in Slovenia Dec 17, 2006. MMAWL is building the next global sports community and social networking service, set to launch in 2007. MMAWL plans to expand its service internationally, to meet the global demand and interest of the sport. Foreign language versions are planned for Spanish, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Arabic and Hindu. With representatives in Brazil, England, Spain, France, Russia, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Australia and Dubai, the MMAWL is working aggressively to be a truly global brand.
Infotec will use their internationally acclaimed broadband video network to connect a global audience and create awareness and interactivity to the MMAWL. Through advanced media streaming, (LIVE and on demand video) development of the leading web portal for the fan base and MMA community is just one of the areas of opportunity Infotec will be building upon. Currently the plan is to broadcast 4 events per year and to showcase live streaming from the MMAWL gym/training facilities, among other locales. With a several other big name brands currently in talks to work with Ishmail and Infotec, shareholders can look forward to some exciting future announcements.
"With millions of unique hits coming to wavelit.com daily, it's imperative we're always on the cusp of popular-content for our visitors. Internet TV is about capturing quality content and maintaining a diversified range of programs and brands to appeal to such an expansive audience. Working with a power-house business man and athlete like Wallid Ishmail is an exciting step forward for us," said Infotec CEO Arthur Griffiths from Vancouver, BC.