No matter how stacked or how passable the card is, Ultimate Fighting Championship has been consistent with the production rate of their posters hyping up the fights. Barring any canceled or scrapped events, the UFC has produced a poster for each and every single one of their events, but that does not mean that they have all been good.
Whoever sits behind the screens in the graphic design department at the Las Vegas, Nevada headquarters has the widest range in taste when it comes to the design of their posters because the quality has ranged from phenomenal art to absolute toilet water.
Just recently, however, the marketing team at UFC has been on point with producing some of the coolest looking posters to date. Their graffiti-inspired theme for “UFC 200” gave the card that was supposed to be headlined by Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier a feeling of bad blood, while the classy UFC 205 poster was a more modern take of vintage Madison Square Garden posters.
When the UFC makes their way into the Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang, Singapore for “UFC Fight Night 111”, they will get to see two of the best bantamweights go at it when Holly Holm and Bethe Correia headline the card. It seems that the poster for the card is another home run… Check it out below:
What do you think of the UFC’s posters as of late?
