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Xyience and NOS should abandon their association with UFC and MMA. Current marketing campaigns are unfair and deceptive to the target audience of consumers. Consumers deserve the same protections six states and the Association of Ringside Physicians extended to professional and amateur MMA athletes when they banned the use of energy drinks during bouts.

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Energy drink Xyience recently announced it would sponsor an exclusive interview with CFP Chair Kirby Hocutt, but the deal "was dropped" over concerns of how such a drink "squared with NCAA rules," according to Brent Schrotenboer of USA TODAY. Xyience recently "launched an ambitious campaign in college sports media, including commercials on the Pac-12 Networks, the Big Ten Network and ESPN." But a news release promoting the campaign "was erased from PR Newswire." Pac-12 Networks also said that it would "no longer run commercials for the product which could cause a failed NCAA drug test if consumed in large quantities." Advertising for energy drinks "can cause drink companies and broadcasters to bump up against NCAA standards designed to promote a culture of good health." Xyience's line of fruit-flavored drinks "contains ingredients that are considered impermissible or banned by the NCAA, even though they're not illegal or unusual among dietary supplements." Though no rules "were violated with the marketing campaign, the governing body's advertising guidelines also say that most or stimulant drinks are not permitted to be associated with NCAA events such as the Final Four but not including regular-season football or most bowl games." ESPN's Sam Ponder "was hired" as a spokesperson for Xyience last year and appeared in commercials. The company "aired ads more than 230 times this year through Sept. 12 on the Pac-12 Networks, Big Ten Network, ESPN and ABC." Nearly two-thirds of those ads "aired on the Pac-12 Networks" (USA TODAY, 9/21).

These consumers have reported that they drink more energy beverages than any other age group and 47% of older millennials reported increasing their energy drink consumption between 2015 to 2016, Mintel found.

Energy drink brand XYIENCE entered the market in 2006 with its zero calorie energy drink, a feature most other energy drinks did not have at the time. Veteran energy drinks brands like Red Bull and Monster Energy launched zero calorie versions of their products in 2012 and 2013, respectively.

One notable development in the energy drinks category is the gradual marketing shift of extreme sports endorsements such as NASCAR to more mainstream sports such as baseball and golf. googletag.cmd.push(function () googletag.display('text-ad1'); );

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Xyience is a major sponsor of Ultimate Fighting Championship, which the Fertittas bought in 2001 for $2 million and quickly turned into a cash machine. The energy-drink company was founded by a twice-convicted felon and sales genius named Russell Pike, who raised millions of dollars from Midwest labor unions and other investors who later accused him of fraud. The Fertitta brothers also control Station Casinos, which emerged from bankruptcy in 2009.

Xyience's future once seemed bright. Its Xenergy drink was ranked seventh in its category nationwide, Brackman said, and sales hit $4 million a month in 2007 as its logo was emblazoned in the UFC fighting ring. The business caught the attention of Cott around that time, according to an Oct. 4, 2007 e-mail to Lorenzo Fertitta. In it, Bullard discloses the $150 million verbal offer from the bottling company (identified as "Kott") which packaged Xyience drinks. The email came as the Fertittas were completing the financing agreementthat would ultimately strip control from Pike. "Not sure how real it is yet," Bullard wrote of the Cott offer. "Given that we just locked up Pike via voting agreement, I told Adam to keep this low key until we got something in writing with details."

Sales figures for closely held Xyience aren't available but the drink is still "The Official Energy Drink of the UFC" with a splashy website and products like Xenergy Extreme Fruit Punch, diet supplements and apparel. Brackman heads into another round of mediation next week and said he may emerge with a settlement. Unlike most bankruptcy attorneys, he's working on contingency, so he needs to recover something for the estate just to pay his fee. 041b061a72