BC Game has added another combat sports name to its ambassador roster, signing UFC welterweight Roberto “Robocop” Soldić as an official global brand ambassador.
The deal comes days after BC Game brought back Colby Covington as an ambassador, the first signing under new CEO Ali “Ako” Muhanned.
Who is Roberto Soldić?
Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina and fighting out of Croatia, Soldić is a former two-division champion in Poland’s KSW promotion, where he held the welterweight and middleweight titles. In 2018 he regained the KSW welterweight belt by knocking out Dricus Du Plessis, who later became a UFC champion. He has also fought in FFC and Superior FC.
Soldić made his UFC debut this month at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City, beating Khaos Williams by unanimous decision.
What the partnership covers
BC Game says it will run digital campaigns, fight night promotions and fan experiences built around major combat sports events through the year. The operator said the partnership is part of a wider push to reach fight fans and strengthen its sports presence internationally.
Ako said:
“Roberto represents the caliber of athlete and competitor we want representing BC Game. He has proven himself at the highest levels through sheer discipline, relentless preparation, and continuous hard work. Partnering with elite competitors who are grounded, focused, and easy to work with is central to how we build our brand, and Roberto brings that exact energy to our community.”
