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The UFC has launched a legal battle against the newly-formed Pillow Fight Championship (PFC) over the promotion's logo. The PFC, which has gained popularity on social media since its formation in 2021, has been forced to change its logo due to the UFC's legal action.
UFC argues logo similarities
The UFC claims that the PFC's logo, which features the initials "PFC" written above the organization's full name, bears a striking resemblance to their own iconic red three-lettered logo. The UFC argues that this similarity could lead the public to confuse the two organizations.
PFC CEO slams UFC's actions
Steve Williams, CEO of the PFC, has expressed his frustration with the UFC's legal action. Williams called the argument "ridiculous" and noted that out of the 100 million comments received, nobody had previously raised any concerns about the logo.
In a joking manner, Williams also expressed his desire to take on UFC president Dana White in the PFC. Despite White's younger age and extensive experience with MMA fighters, Williams confidently stated that he would "stomp his skinny a** in the first round."
UFC resumes pay-per-view action
In other news, the UFC will be resuming pay-per-view action with UFC 293, which will take place in Sydney, Australia. The event will be headlined by a middleweight title fight between two-time champion Israel Adesanya and Sean Strickland, who is known for his controversial behavior.
