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To Tokyo! SushiSwap heads to ancient Japan via Karate Combat collaboration

Crypto exchange platform enters Karate Combat: Season Three sponsor line-up, will appear in Ancient Japan-themed episodes
by Community Manager • 2021. Jun 10

Karate Combat, the global leader in full-contact professional karate competition, today announced a collaboration with Sushi.com, home of the SushiSwap cryptocurrency exchange.

Sushi.com is a leading DeFi platform which allows users to harness the power of their idle cryptocurrency streams and create new passive income streams by taking advantage of powerful decentralized finance tools such as yield-farming and staking.

The collaboration will bring SushiSwap into the Karate Combat fight arena for the first four episodes of the upcoming Karate Combat: Season Three, set to premiere in July. Set in Ancient Japan, the four episodes will feature SushiSwap branding prominently in the CGI environment.

Additionally, SushiSwap will receive global exposure across Karate Combat online channels and via on-demand online repeats of the branded episodes.

“Karate Combat is the fight sport of the future, crypto is the currency of the future. We see a lot of synergy between our two enterprises and the chance to appear in the four episodes set in Japan was too good to pass up,” said Amanda, BD & Marketing Lead, SushiSwap.

“The partnership with Sushi is a natural fit for Karate Combat. Management and ownership are crypto-native and for us it’s obvious that DAO’s are the future of professional sports ownership, governance and fandom,” said Rob Bryan, CEO, Karate Combat.

About SushiSwap:

Sushi.com is a leading DeFi platform that helps you to harness the power of your idle cryptocurrency streams and create new passive income streams by taking advantage of powerful decentralized finance tools such as yield-farming and staking. SushiSwap is a comprehensive DeFi ecosystem with exchange (AMM), leverage & margin trading platform, token launchpad and upcoming NFT artist platform.