Help get more MMA on US TV: DREAM From the people who brought us Pride!

It's also good to get more MMA on use TV's and here is the chance to get the latest from Japan. It's from some of the same people who brought you PRIDE FC (yes, thats a very good thing). Also feel free to toss in a K-1 request also :)

Thanks to SonnyakaPig at Sherdog.

Here are the email addys and two form letters you can use.

Here's two general requests. One for HDNet and one for FEG.

FEG's email contact: official@feg-jp.com

HDNet's email contact: viewer@hd.net

HDNet

Dear Gentleperson,

I am very pleased with HDNet's interest in and coverage of the growing sport of MMA. I am a devoted fan of the sport and I enjoy watching a wide variety of MMA promotions.

As a continued show of support for MMA's growth, will you please consider looking into the possibility of broadcasting the new MMA promotion, Dream. Dream is the product of the FEG corporation and it possesses an extremely strong stable of world class fighters.

I have no doubt that the number of HDNet subscribers would increase if your channel carried the Dream events. Dream has the potential to be a very strong and entertaining MMA promotion and I am confident that fans of the sport would do everything in their power to watch the Dream promotion on your excellent high definition channel.

Thank you for considering my email. And please continue providing a great HD channel in HDNet.

Sincerely,

FEG

Dear Gentleperson,

Congratulations on the creation of your new and exciting MMA promotion Dream. You have done a wonderful job in obtaining world class fighters to fill your roster.

As a devoted MMA fan that does not live in Japan, I strongly desire the opportunity to view your Dream events. Please consider working with television companies that have the capability of broadcasting your Dream events outside of Japan.

The high definition channel HDNet made history when they broadcasted the NYE Yerrenoka event in high definition. Countless HDNet subscribers were elated with the opportunity to watch a fine Japanese MMA promotion in high definition.

Perhaps, HDNet would be an equally good home for Dream events.

In addition to HDNet, please consider broadcasting the Dream events on pay per view. I have no doubt that fans throughout the world would order the highly exciting events that you have lined up.

Thank you for considering my email, and again, congratulations on the creation of Dream.

Sincerely,