UFC fighter launches his own beer brand

C. Swanson (pictured) signs his own beer label. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC

It is not uncommon for MMA athletes to act as entrepreneurs and end up investing in their own businesses outside the Octagon, but generally, the activities are in some way related to the world of fighting. The featherweight Cub swanson, in turn, decided to bet on a very lucrative market, but not so linked to the sports universe and created his own beer brand.

Thus came the “Killer Cub” label, an Imperial Brown Ale. The type of drink is described as “a beer with a lot of flavor, a strong presence of hops and some components such as caramel and chocolate, used to balance the hops and the bitter finish”. “Killer Cub”, for now, is only available at specialized beverage distributors in the United States.

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At 31, Cub swanson has a professional record of 21 wins and seven losses. The athlete became known to the Brazilian public after being defeated by the Brazilian José Aldo with a spectacular flying knee in just 8 seconds in the featherweight title fight at the now-defunct WEC event, in 2009.