SHOPPING
SHOPPING
LIMITED
EDITION
ANDERSON
“SPIDER” SILVA
WALK OUT TEE
Designed for a champion, this premium black walkout
tee was worn by Anderson “Spider” Silva in his recent
bout with Forrest Griffin at UFC 101. Shirt details include
a sick blue foil “spider” web, bio mechanical scrol-
lwork and a “spider” web detail on the sleeve. Part of the
premier Silver Star combat collection, this shirt is offered
for a limited time only. Support your champion and your
sport!
SILVER STAR - £35
WWW.BUYSILVERSTAR.COM
“WHITE DRAGON”
PERFORMANCE FIGHT SHORTS
The future of MMA fight shorts, ADX White Dragon Fight Shorts’ patented design
is constructed with a 4-way Dri-flex body and enhanced by 5mm neoprene super-
flex panels. In addition to maximum flexibility, the Dri-Flex material is engineered
to accelerate moisture evaporation, which is vital when going for submissions.
This lightweight combination of materials allows increased performance and
unrestricted flexibility while maintaining their durability inside the ring. The waist
is lined with mega suede and the all-Velcro closure system is faced with neoprene
giving ultra comfort when grappling.
XENERGY PREMIUM AND XTREME:
UNLEASH THE POTENTIAL OF YOUR BODY & MIND
When it’s time to step it up, slam down a Xenergy Premium or Xtreme, the official energy drink
of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Whether you’re in the gym, at work or hitting the
books– Xenergy delivers the boost of physical stamina and mental alertness you need –clean, sus-
tainable energy with zero calories, no sugar and only two grams of carbs per serving.
XYIENCE - £1.79 - £2.49
WWW.XYIENCE.COM
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