Sponsorship of a Session Wrestler?

[HartfordWhalersFan]

Has anyone sponsored the trip of a session wrestler? I would love to sponsor Skylar Rene, Brandi Mae Akers or Jennifer Thomas, however I have no idea what the expenses would be. These three lovely ladies live in California and Nevada, so I'm probably looking at a 5 day sponsorship to get one of these ladies to visit Tampa, Florida. Which lady should I sponsor? Skylar has a great bikini body, Jennifer is a gangster of session wrestling and Brandi is a fantastic bodybuilder. All advice welcome.

[HartfordWhalersFan]

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[nujerz84]

Has anyone sponsored the trip of a session wrestler? I would love to sponsor Skylar Rene, Brandi Mae Akers or Jennifer Thomas, however I have no idea what the expenses would be. These three lovely ladies live in California and Nevada, so I'm probably looking at a 5 day sponsorship to get one of these ladies to visit Tampa, Florida. Which lady should I sponsor? Skylar has a great bikini body, Jennifer is a gangster of session wrestling and Brandi is a fantastic bodybuilder. All advice welcome.

Really depends on what your budget is.  For the most part it entails paying for the flight and/or hotel.. Looking for a 5 day stay that is where it will get pricey.  The other thing is are you expecting them to just see you and no one else then also expect to pay more.  A way to avoid that is to let them see other guys while you have priority to see them be if for session or to hang out.  Also factor if you plan on taking them out to eat etc..    So flight/hotel plus session rate and/or whatever $ spent on food etc. 

Some ladies will give a session rate discount (maybe even free session) sponsoring a trip.   Another thing that helps is paying for or offering to pick them up and drop them off at the airport.

I know 2 of the 3 ladies you mentioned really well and all 3 would be very thankful for sponsoring the trip.

[nujerz84]

Has anyone sponsored the trip of a session wrestler? I would love to sponsor Skylar Rene, Brandi Mae Akers or Jennifer Thomas, however I have no idea what the expenses would be. These three lovely ladies live in California and Nevada, so I'm probably looking at a 5 day sponsorship to get one of these ladies to visit Tampa, Florida. Which lady should I sponsor? Skylar has a great bikini body, Jennifer is a gangster of session wrestling and Brandi is a fantastic bodybuilder. All advice welcome.

Really depends on what your budget is.  For the most part it entails paying for the flight and/or hotel.. Looking for a 5 day stay that is where it will get pricey.  The other thing is are you expecting them to just see you and no one else then also expect to pay more.  A way to avoid that is to let them see other guys while you have priority to see them be if for session or to hang out.  Also factor if you plan on taking them out to eat etc..    So flight/hotel plus session rate and/or whatever $ spent on food etc. 

Some ladies will give a session rate discount (maybe even free session) sponsoring a trip.   Another thing that helps is paying for or offering to pick them up and drop them off at the airport.

I know 2 of the 3 ladies you mentioned really well and all 3 would be very thankful for sponsoring the trip.

To follow up on the thankful part any woman would be but based on experiences of the three ladies you're asking about they are easy to work with and set things up and far from what I would describe as high maintenance or demanding ala not being Strictly First class flight and 5 star hotel only, as some ladies are.

[HartfordWhalersFan]

Brandi, Jennifer and Skylar can see other clients on this trip. I understand session wrestlers like making money. I may also asked a few friends, who also like session wrestling, to help me with this project.

[Bernie1212]

For those three, I don't know what they would charge.  But all three amazing women.  Best thing you can do is reach out and ask.  Be clear if you are planning on being exclusive or you just are looking to have her book other clients during the trip.

I have never sponsored a trip but I had someone recently give me an unsolicited and exclusive quote for a weekend trip.  It was for $800 per day,  which included one session per day, plus just hanging out the rest of the day.  But also required me paying for the flights, a hotel room, meals (at least 2 a day), outings (I live in San Diego and she mentioned the Zoo here) and at least one shopping trip.  I'd be looking at $4k+ for a weekend.  It has me thinking but will probably never pull the trigger.  I've never met her in person and it'd be hard to justify that considering we could have shitty chemistry.  If it was someone I knew and knew we would mesh I'd conder it.

[bruce321]

Unless you NEED this to happen NOW, I'd suggest you and your friends write them, commit to a session, and offer a 50% deposit if they add your city to their next tour. I've had some success with a simple ask.

[HartfordWhalersFan]

What would be a realistic sponsorship to get Baby Blake or Jennifer Kennedy out of retirement for a session? Back in the day, Blake offered sessions in the Atlanta area, and Jennifer was based near Tampa. I forgot Jennifer's session wrestling name. My apologies for using her birth name. Right now, I have four thousand saved up. I was new to the session wrestling world when Blake and Jennifer offered sessions and was shy about contacting them.

[VegasAce]

Very unlikely chance for a number of reasons:

Life circumstances, like getting into a serious relationship/married and starting a family, often leads to retirement. While there are session providers who have romantic partners who are supportive of their endeavors, there are others who are not, and in some cases the provider herself simply doesn't want to session anymore once they are in that committed relationship. And becoming a parent is an even bigger factor. I know that Baby Blake got married and had children, so that will understandably be the priority in her life.

Fatigue. Being a session wrestler is hard work. Even though rates for them can seem high, there is a lot of effort that goes into being a good session wrestler, and I would be willing to bet that very few wrestlers make "good" money from session work, especially when you factor in travel costs, membership fees for gyms and coaches, PEDs/steroids. After while, it's hard not to imagine them feeling a sense of burnout. And that's not to mention being able to maintain a persona during sessions as being interested and attracted to a client even if said client is old, or fat, etc.

And finally, if, let's just say hypothetically, you still wanted to ask a retired session wrestler to come out of retirement, you have to be able to contact them. Wrestlers use stage names for a reason, and once they retire they will more than likely deactivate their contact information like email, social media, etc. So unless you know their real name (which would be kind of creepy to search for) and find an email address or something, you'll have no way of contacting them. Plus, they're not going to like you going out of your way to find their private information.

So my suggestion is to chalk it up as a loss that you were never able to meet those providers, and meet with someone who is active.

[FBBMW]

Some who stopped touring still meet locally.  If they still train, that could be an option and it might be cheaper to go to their town. 

If spending a lot of $$, many of the active girls will let you sponsor a trip to your town or you could visit a stop on their tour. 

Those who are retired may or may not have the body that you would want to see. 

[abracadabra]

I agree with what you say, but membership fees for gyms and coaches and PEDs/steroids are something they want and chose to get, independent of their job. I see this all the time. People justifying high prices because of something the girl wants to spend money on regardless. It's a silly argument. I have no problem with high prices, but those are not work expenses, they are life expenses. Travel expenses are a legitimate thing to bring up, especially today.

Realistically, if you never met the person before retirement, you're unlikely to succeed in this. Maybe if you were already a long-time client. Also agree it's easier to meet people in their town. Way too much work to get someone out to visit you on timing that's convenient for you. It also gives you better flexibility on picking dates with cheaper hotels/flights.