Conor McGregor and Don Jr. are teaming up 🤝

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A company tied to the fight world is suddenly pulling in names like Conor McGregor and Donald Trump Jr., and now it’s talking crypto. After a big September rally, its stock has consolidated. I’m watching it now because when it gets momentum, it swings hard.

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Mixed Martial Arts Group (NYSE: MMA)

👉  MMA is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning, Folks! Happy Monday (note for my Bullseye Members to see my email at 9:15am EST).

Stock futures are up this morning as we head into a big earnings week and investors lock in for the September CPI inflation data due out Friday.

I’m zeroed in on a “tactical trade” idea today that could ride the momentum.

Nothing guaranteed, of course, but it’s a stock that has had many sharp intraday and multi-day spikes in 2025, indicating some serious volatility potential.

💥Go ahead and pull up Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited (MMA) on your trading platform.

Today, the big news driving the stock is related to a new “tokenization” project.

The new “Get Paid to Train” utility token could develop into something very big for MMA and its more than 75,000 active students.

If you want to look at examples of how the stock has moved on news in the past, check out the 263% runup in a single day on April 11, as well as 75% gain in four trading days to kick off June.

The stock multiplied in early September following news that the company would be working with a certain President’s son (details below).

These and other price surges suggest that when momentum hits, MMA can move 30–60%+ in a few days, attracting swing and momentum traders.

MMA has consolidated a bit following its September runup, and I’m watching it today for another potential breakout.

👉  MMA is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

MMA describes itself as “a technology company that is modernizing the martial arts industry.”

It wants to be “a cultural and commercial epicenter” for Mixed Martial Arts, the full-contact fight sport that has taken over the global combat sports scene since its debut in the early 90s.

The company is targeting a global audience of 640 million MMA fans, including 11.8 million active practitioners in the U.S., 44,000 martial arts gyms nationwide, and a U.S. gym market generating $18.6 billion in annual revenue.

The company operates four main verticals:

  • TrainAlta: A platform that offers programs such as Warrior Training and UFC Fit to convert MMA fans into active participants through gym partnerships.

  • Hype: A marketing platform that helps gym owners, coaches, and athletes grow their businesses via social media and marketing tools.

  • BJJLink: A gym management platform for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academies, offering tools for payment processing, student engagement, and content monetization.

In September 2024, MMA signed a multi‑year deal with UFC Gym Group, integrating its training programs and marketing platform into more than 150 UFC Gym locations globally, including in the U.S., U.K., Middle East, Mexico, India, and Central Asia. The expansion aims “to generate $7 million in annual revenue through structured MMA training programs.”

Then in December 2024, the company rebranded from Alta Global to Mixed Martial Arts Group (MMA.INC) in December 2024, merging its verticals into a unified, single-login platform that connects fans, gyms, fighters and coaches worldwide.

In August, MMA announced that its BJJLink business “has delivered annualized revenue growth of 128%* for the seven months ended July 31, 2025.” As part of that, “SaaS subscription revenue surged 188%** on an annualized growth rate.”

The next month, it revealed “a major step forward in its strategic alliance with UFC GYM” — its software platform was selected “as the official technology backbone for UFC GYM's new Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) franchise model.”

The company now has 5 million social media followers, 560k user profiles, 18,000+ published gym profiles, 800+ verified gym partners, and 50,000+ active students.

Those are great numbers, but what’s really exciting me about MMA is the startpower that’s lining up behind it. 💫

In April, MMA announced a partnership with Jiu-Jitsu champion Clark Gracie, grandson of Carlos Gracie, the founder of modern Jiu-Jitsu.

Clark Gracie commented, “BJJLink is, without a doubt, the best software platform out there for Jiu Jitsu Academy owners — it’s intuitive, powerful, and built specifically with our unique needs in mind.”

As part of the partnership, “Gracie Allegiance affiliate gyms will receive a limited-time rollout offer to the BJJLink platform. Clark Gracie will also co-develop content and play an ongoing role in shaping product evolution including the upcoming launch of Community & Commerce Platform.”

Anyone with even a passing familiarity with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or Mixed Martial Arts knows the Gracies are legendary in the space.

But if you aren’t familiar with them, you’ve probably heard of former UFC champ Conor McGregor, who is a notable investor and advocate for MMA.INC.

In July, he made this post to his 10+ million followers on X:

Laura Sanko is a “trailblazing UFC broadcaster and former professional mixed martial artist.”

Laura Sanko

And if you somehow haven’t heard of Clark Gracie, Conor McGregor, or Laura Sanko, I bet you’ve heard of Donald Trump Jr.

On September 9, in an announcement that led its stock to surge 260%+ intraday, MMA revealed the appointment of the President’s son as a strategic advisor to the company.

Conor McGregor commented: “I’m absolutely delighted to welcome Donald Trump Jr. to MMA.INC. Don is a globally recognized business leader with a deep passion for martial arts and for the coaches and small business owners who are the backbone of this sport.”

Here was the TMZ headline:

The company elaborated on the relationship on September 17, noting it had entered a 24 month Strategic Advisor Agreement with Don Jr. in exchange for “1,500,000 securities, each exercisable into one ordinary share to an entity affiliated with Mr Donald Trump Jr.”

Well if you’ve been following Don Jr.’s business moves lately (many of which I’ve covered in my emails), what came next won’t be surprising…

On October 13, MMA announced “progress on the development of its crypto initiatives and Web3.0 platform development.”

The company said it is “in advanced talks with several prominent public figures and industry experts to create a Special Advisory Panel. This panel will provide the Company with industry expertise in cryptocurrency.”

It’s aiming to develop “an MMA.INC Utility Token, to be used across MMA.INC’s platform and is expected to be minted on the Solana blockchain.” [emphasis added]

And it’s also exploring “integration of stablecoins, such as USD1 (World Liberty Financial) and RLUSD (Ripple), to enhance transactional efficiency, reduce volatility and provide users with seamless conversion between fiat and tokenized rewards.”

Furthermore, “The Company is also exploring a Digital Asset Treasury Framework that would complement its core business. This framework would aim to leverage staking yields as a sustainable income source that supports operational goals.” And it “plans to release its Web3.0 platform in early 2026.”

As you do your own research on MMA, be sure to check out its September 2025 investor presentation and the company’s recent press releases.

And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner,  remembering that trading is very risky. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well, so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: MMA has a recent history of powerful runups, and investors are clearly excited about the starpower lining up behind it and the company’s diversification into crypto.

With the stock dipping a bit over the past week, I’m watching it today to see if we get another runup from here..

💥Put MMA at the top of your radar so you don’t miss a moment of the action. 👊

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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