Video: Commercial released for Phoenix Jones’ brotherly battle

Jun 22, 2016, 7:18 AM

Former MyNorthwest Content Editor

A commercial has been released for the anticipated sibling rivalry turned MMA match between Seattle’s superhero and his brother.

World Series Fighting is hyping its July 30 event at Everett’s Xfinity Arena with a new commercial that features Seattle’s superhero Phoenix Jones and his brother Caros Fodor.

One fighter is a military vet with a history of MMA wins. The other, a superhero.

Jones, isn’t just a superhero, however. He’s also an MMA fighter with a winning record of his own. The brothers reportedly do not get along so the fight bears a heightened drama that others may lack. And the commercial puts that drama at the forefront of the fight.

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