On Dec. 1, The Ultimate Fighting Championship announced that it had signed a six-year apparel deal with Reebok, making Reebok the official outfitter for the UFC. Since the announcement, some fighters have voiced concern about losing the sponsors they already have. Wanderlei Silva believes he has come up with a solution.
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