A partnership built on a shared audience and a shared ethic of hard work.
Fight Club Energy is built for athletes, founders, creators, gamers, and everyday fighters. Jonathan Yañez has spent fourteen years building a community of exactly those people — truckers, veterans, first responders, gamers, and the creators who lead them.
The Pack is the audience your bottle was written for. Engaged. Loyal. Ready to meet a new brand the right way.
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“Building dreams, creating adventures.”
International and USA Today bestselling author. Award‑winning filmmaker. Built a million‑copy career as an independent creator — the exact kind of operator a brand ambassador program is designed for.
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"Built for athletes, founders, creators, gamers, students, and everyday fighters."
"Truckers, trades, veterans, first responders, gamers, and the creators who lead them."
Backed by 10.9M minutes of audiobook listening across Spotify, ACX, and the Wolf Pack Shopify storefront. Ebook and paperback sales sit on top.
The Pack's purchase behavior is already on the record across the Wolf Pack catalog — these are the receipts a partner can build on.
A community that already buys — ready to meet a brand they'll genuinely use.
Branded social seeds the brand. Story integration plants it in the IP. Personal content makes it real.
Recurring presence on Jonathan's owned channels: Instagram, Facebook Page and Group, YouTube. Product in frame, voice in his.
Fight Club placed inside the Hunters for Hire universe. Mentioned in books and audiobooks where it lands naturally; visible in BTS and pitch assets.
Jonathan as the "everyday fighter" Fight Club sells to. Training, writing routine, the discipline behind a million‑copy career.
Every idea runs on a platform Jonathan already owns. No paid budget required to reach the Pack.
Hunters for Hire is the IP cornerstone of the slate: an action‑horror universe of bounty hunters, hellhounds, and the people who fuel themselves to outrun both.
The Pack already reads action‑horror. The Pack already buys merchandise from the universe. Story integration is the format with the longest tail — because the IP outlives the campaign.
Jonathan‑voiced pre‑roll and mid‑roll across Hunters for Hire and the catalog. The voice the audience trusts.
A product mention inside an upcoming novel: the hero pulls a Fight Club shot before the job. Permanent placement.
Product visible in behind‑the‑scenes content, cut‑down trailers, and pilot and pitch assets.
A 60–90 second short in the Hunters for Hire visual language. Distributed across both brands' channels.
Jonathan is the “everyday fighter” Fight Club sells to. Show that story honestly — discipline, output, training, the writer's grind.
Of a writer who has published 70 novels. The discipline that compounds. Fight Club opens the day.
Personal-training background carried into a daily lift and conditioning session. Sustained focus, lived in.
Members of the Pack who fit the “everyday fighter” identity. Their story, sponsored by Fight Club.
Co-branded apparel moments. Pack-only first access — they wear the brand publicly.
A real partnership trades real assets on both sides. Here's the alignment.
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Start with a contained pilot that proves the integration model and produces hard numbers. From there, scale into a year‑long ambassador relationship tied to the Hunters for Hire slate.
Prove the model.
Expand what worked.
Become the slate's fuel.