UFC 100 MMA Clothing Recap

July 12th, 2009

UFC 100 was a landmark event that featured an action-packed night filled with heavy-hitting battles and epic moments. Highlights included Brock Lesnar silencing Frank Mir with a 2nd round TKO victory, GSP dominating Thiago Alves and Dan Henderson dropping Michael Bisping with a thunderous KO punch. Despite recent rumblings about clothing brands being banned by the UFC, fans were still treated to a variety of new styles from some of the industry’s top MMA clothing brands including Tapout, Silver Star and Ecko Unlimited.

Which MMA brands reigned supreme on this historic night? FighterXFashion.com gives top nods to Tapout with two signature style T-shirts designed for Dan Henderson and Thiago Alves, Ecko Unlimited with two signature series tees for Frank Mir and Michael Bisping, Silver Star with signature shirts done for undercard standout Jon Jones and Japanese MMA sensation Yoshihiro Akiyama, and lastly, Brock Lesnar’s DeathClutch brand due to Lesnar’s dominating performance and gigantic billboard-like stature.

FXF Facts:

MMA Elite used UFC 100 as a platform to launch the company’s new line of MMA fight shorts, which were sported by rising star C.B. Dollaway & hall of famer Mark “The Hammer” Coleman.
Despite rumors of being banned by the UFC for this event, Dethrone Royalty managed to make an appearance with a new T-shirt design worn by Jon Fitch and his training camp.
Georges St-Pierre and his camp wore GSPfightclub.com branded clothing, featuring his new signature GSP logo design. The new logo was the winning design, chosen by GSP fight fans, during a recent contest that was held to revamp St-Pierre’s logo and website design.
Under Armor made an appearance at the weigh-ins by outfitting heavyweight Frank Mir, from head to toe, in a long-sleeve compression shirt, compression pants and performance beanie.

Here is a full recap of the MMA clothing brands worn by each fighter on the Main Card:

Brock Lesnar: