Eryxgear started in the UK, but the brand is beginning to build a genuine presence within American MMA.
More US fighters are choosing to compete in Eryxgear fight shorts, including athletes appearing on Fury Fighting events shown on UFC Fight Pass.
Sean King from Mid City MMA.
Sean is not the only fighter from Mid City representing the brand either. His teammates Bryce Baudin and Josh Ramirez have also worn Eryxgear, creating a growing connection between the brand and one of America’s exciting grassroots fight teams.
All four fighters represent what Eryxgear is about: talented athletes working their way through the sport, representing their gyms and taking the opportunities they have earned.
Another Mma fighter who stands out is Nick Osuna from 4oz MMA and
Fight Shorts That Actually Look Different
A lot of MMA fight shorts look the same.
For fighters, that can make it difficult to show any personality when they walk into the cage. Eryxgear has always tried to do things differently by creating bold designs that people remember.
Nick Osuna, Sean King, Bryce Baudin and Josh Ramirez wanted fight kit that looked professional but still felt personal to them.
The colours, patterns and custom details help each fighter stand out without taking attention away from the most important thing: their performance.
When a fighter is competing on a UFC Fight Pass event, thousands of people may be seeing them for the first time. Having a recognisable look can become an important part of building their name.
High-Split MMA Shorts Made for Fighting
The design might get people’s attention, but the shorts still have to perform.
Eryxgear’s high-split MMA shorts are designed to provide more freedom around the hips and legs. This makes them well suited to kicking, wrestling, scrambling and moving comfortably inside the cage.
There is nothing overly complicated about it.
Fighters want shorts that feel light, stay out of the way and allow them to move properly. The high-split fit helps provide that freedom without compromising the overall look of the shorts.
For fighters such as Nick, Sean, Bryce and Josh, the result is a pair of fight shorts they can trust during the biggest moments of their careers.
A Growing Connection With Mid City MMA
Eryxgear’s relationship with Mid City MMA has become about more than one fighter.
Sean King was one of the first Mid City athletes to represent the brand, but seeing teammates Bryce Baudin and Josh Ramirez also choose Eryxgear has made the connection feel much bigger.
That matters to us.
MMA may look like an individual sport on fight night, but every fighter is backed by a team. Training partners, coaches and teammates all play a part in preparing someone to step inside the cage.
When multiple fighters from the same gym choose to wear Eryxgear, it shows that the brand is earning trust within the wider team rather than simply placing a logo on one athlete.
Mid City MMA represents the type of environment Eryxgear wants to support: competitive fighters, a strong team culture and athletes pushing each other towards bigger opportunities.
Supporting Fighters Before Everyone Knows Their Name
One of the biggest reasons fighters connect with Eryxgear is the brand’s grassroots-first approach.
Eryxgear was not built around chasing famous names or only supporting athletes once they had already made it.
The brand grew through regional MMA shows, local gyms and fighters who were still building their records. That is still a major part of what Eryxgear stands for today.
We want to work with fighters while they are putting in the hard rounds, selling tickets, travelling to shows and slowly earning bigger opportunities.
Nick Osuna, Sean King, Bryce Baudin and Josh Ramirez are great examples of that.
They represent ambitious American MMA teams, compete on strong promotions and are building their careers one fight at a time. Supporting athletes like them feels natural because their journeys reflect the same values that built Eryxgear.
Taking Eryxgear From the UK to the US
Growing in America is an exciting step for Eryxgear, but we do not want to lose what made the brand special in the first place.
The aim is not to send out as many free pairs of shorts as possible and hope somebody posts a picture.
We want to build genuine relationships with fighters, coaches, gyms and MMA communities. We want to create fight kit that athletes are proud to wear and continue supporting them as their careers develop.
Seeing Nick Osuna and Sean King compete in Eryxgear on events broadcast through UFC Fight Pass is a proud moment for the brand.
Seeing Bryce Baudin and Josh Ramirez join Sean in representing Eryxgear also shows that the relationship with Mid City MMA is developing into something more meaningful.
It proves that the things fighters valued when we started in the UK also matter to athletes and teams in America:
- Original MMA fight short designs.
- A high-split fit built for movement.
- And a brand that genuinely cares about grassroots MMA.
Eryxgear might be crossing into a new market, but the values behind the brand are staying exactly the same.
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