Lopes Joins Aviator’s Growing MMA Ambassador Roster
Spribe’s Aviator has appointed Brazilian UFC featherweight Diego Lopes as its newest brand ambassador. This marks a key move to expand marketing initiatives in Brazil and beyond.
Over the next 12 months, Lopes will collaborate with Spribe on marketing campaigns and brand activations tied to the popular crash game. Fresh off a milestone victory over Jean Silver at UFC Fight Night 259, Lopes joins a growing roster of MMA fighters who have partnered with Aviator. This list includes Alex Pereira, Merab ‘The Machine’ Dvalishvili, and more recently Arman Tsarukyan.
Expanding Sports Partnerships and Global Reach
Since partnering with the UFC in 2023, Spribe has steadily expanded its ambassador program. They leverage high-profile fighters to increase Aviator’s visibility. Beyond the UFC, Aviator also became the official crash game of AC Milan in Q4 last year. This demonstrates Spribe’s strategy of combining sports partnerships with gaming promotion.
Lopes Shares Excitement for Aviator
Commenting on his new role, Lopes said:
“Aviator is one of the most thrilling games I have ever experienced, which is why I’m proud to become an ambassador. Strap in, hold tight, and watch as the plane and the win multiplier climb higher. Just like a knockout punch, timing is everything – you need to pick the right moment to cash out and lock in the biggest wins. Keep your eyes peeled; we have some exciting campaigns coming.”
Aviator’s Growing Player Base
Aviator’s user base has recently surpassed 60 million players worldwide, highlighting its rapid growth and global appeal.
Driving Awareness in Brazil and Beyond
Aviator CCO Giorgi Tsutskiridze added:
“Diego is one of the biggest names in the UFC right now. He is quickly rising to title contender status. Partnering with such a high-profile fighter gives us a major advantage as we drive awareness of Aviator among Brazilian players and globally. Diego’s fans will be captivated by the experience Aviator provides. It’s fast-paced, action-packed, and social, just as thrilling as watching him go head-to-head in the octagon.”
