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MAX Entertainment Recognizes the Potential in G4 Productions



    MAX Entertainment Holdings Inc. (OTCBB:MXEH) announced today that
    it has signed a letter of intent with the new MMA (Mixed Martial Arts)
    promotion team G4 Productions.

    G4 Productions is a co-operation of four of Europe's top
    promoters, Martijn de Jong, Patrick Mooney, Marko Leisten and Augusto
    Frota. The team has been promoting MMA since 1997 and has been working
    together for several years under the Shooto/ADCC banner. The team also
    owns some of Europe's best known MMA shows, including Cage Wars,
    Ultimate Glory, FinnFight and Shooto Switzerland.

    With this exciting new deal, G4 Productions will now be
    exclusively producing MMA shows for MAX, Martial Arts X-treme. The
    G4/MAX deal will establish Mixed Martial Arts events throughout
    Europe, creating content under the MAX banner for TV, DVD and digital
    media.

    G4 will also produce a Europe-wide series of events that will
    establish the name MAX, Martial Arts X-treme as the number one leader
    in European MMA. These MAX events will be on par with MMA shows in
    Japan and the USA.

    This deal creates a potential for creating a big new brand in one
    of the fastest growing sports in the world today. Creating marketing
    and merchandising opportunities throughout Europe and developing the
    MMA market worldwide.

    MAX CEO Daniel Kilian said, "We recognized the potential in the
    G4's group right away, and it fit perfectly into the model we had
    started to create. It is not often that a group with this much
    experience is available to commit to something like this. G4 and MAX
    were made for each other and the timing is perfect."

    Martijn De Jong from G4 said, "MAX has the same vision for MMA as
    we do and we are very excited at the opportunity this has given us;
    again it is all about timing and we look forward to a long and
    productive relationship and making MAX a world-famous brand."

    The MAX financial terms of the deal have not been finalized, but
    are expected to potentially be in the seven-figure range.