Movies, TV shows and now commercials. Familiar faces from the MMA world are popping up in all forms of media now and presented here are five of the most strange and noteworthy offerings with some well-known faces.
5) Bob Sapp LA Pizza Japan commercial
Possibly the most famous person in Japan during his heyday, Bob Sapp lent his name and likeness to a variety of products including action figures, alarm clocks, bento boxes and even sex toys.
In this particular outing we see Bob Sapp dancing and singing with four Japanese girls in tights to advertise the Japanese chain of LA Pizza.
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4) Georges St-Pierre Asylum.com commercial
Matt Hughes isn’t the only performance GSP is not impressed with.
In this 2010 commercial for Asylum.com, GSP is taken out of the Octagon and put him in your standard run of the mill office environment, where he makes it clear to many colleagues that he is not impressed by their performance after checking their documents and even tasting their drinks.
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3) Anderson Silva vs Steven Seagal Budweiser commercial
Great times are coming in this Budweiser Brazil commercial as they assembled an ensemble cast featuring the likes of Dan Miragliotta, Bruce Buffer, Lyoto Machida’s father Chinzo, Steven Segal and Anderson ‘The Spider’ Silva.
Featuring nods to ‘The Karate Kid’, ‘Enter the Dragon’ and ‘Kill Bill’, the ad shows Anderson entering a bar to order a Budweiser only to get confronted by none other than Steven Seagal.
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2) Ronda Rousey Carl’s Jr commercial
Ever wanted to know what Ronda Rousey’s favourite choice for breakfast is?
Well, according to Carl’s Jr it’s a Cinnamon Swirl French Toast Breakfast Sandwich; containing sausage, egg and cheese between sweet French toast it’ll make any stomach submit to satisfaction.
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1) Mark Coleman and Wanderlei Silva Schick commercial
When they’re not engaged in post-fight brawls with each other, former UFC Heavyweight Champion Mark Coleman and former Pride Middleweight Champion Wanderlei Silva are on much friendlier terms when it comes to shaving each other.
Appearing in a Japanese Schick commercial the two champions, shave, rinse and moisturize each other in possibly the strangest ad in mixed martial arts history.
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