Which UFC fighters are sponsoring the new Silver Star Clothing line?
Silver Star is on of the top MMA clothing brands out there, sponsoring top stars like UFC Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva, UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre, Yoshihiro Akiyama, Chuck Liddell, Sean Sherk, Frank Trigg, Rich Franklin, Rashad Evans, Rob Emerson, Clay Guida, Antonio “Minotauro” Nogueira, Thiago Silva, Jon Jones, and Urijah Faber. I recently spoke with Luke Burrett, owner and CEO of the company, on a variety of interesting topics. PL: For the readers that don’t know much about Silver Star, why don’t you give us a rundown of what the company is about, how it came into existence, and what its ultimate mission is. How did you get into MMA? LB: Silver Star has been around since 1993. I started the company initially as a jewelry line doing high-end custom pieces for Tommy Lee and other celebrities, and eventually graduated to doing shirts. Since they liked my jewelry designs, so many people I knew wanted me to make shirts for them. Silver Star’s mission is to be Ni
Posted by FightofYourLife on August 18th, 2009 under Octagon Buzz Exclusive Silver Star is on of the top MMA clothing brands out there, sponsoring top stars like UFC Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva, UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St-Pierre, Yoshihiro Akiyama, Chuck Liddell, Sean Sherk, Frank Trigg, Rich Franklin, Rashad Evans, Rob Emerson, Clay Guida, Antonio “Minotauro” Nogueira, Thiago Silva, Jon Jones, and Urijah Faber. I recently spoke with Luke Burrett, owner and CEO of the company, on a variety of interesting topics. PL: For the readers that don’t know much about Silver Star, why don’t you give us a rundown of what the company is about, how it came into existence, and what its ultimate mission is. How did you get into MMA? LB: Silver Star has been around since 1993. I started the company initially as a jewelry line doing high-end custom pieces for Tommy Lee and other celebrities, and eventually graduated to doing shirts. Since they liked my jewelry designs, so many people
