Sports Sponsorship & TV Outreach
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I’m Melanie Shah, an active BKFC and Misfits fighter, and I’m ready to expand my reach beyond the ring. My immediate goal is to secure partnerships with sports brands that align with my performance-driven image and my dedication to women’s longevity in sport. Alongside brand deals, I want to land television interviews that amplify both the sponsor’s message and my athletic story to a mainstream audience looking for tv and radio opportunities. Fight opportunities with secured sponsorships in place.
What I need from you
• A polished sponsorship deck that highlights my fight record, broadcast visibility, social metrics, and the unique crossover appeal of bare-knuckle boxing.
• Targeted outreach to decision-makers inside leading sports brands—think apparel, equipment, recovery tech—using well-researched contact lists and brief, compelling pitches.
• PR support that focuses on television placements: crafting press releases, pitching relevant sports and lifestyle shows, and arranging on-air appearances timed with upcoming fight dates.
Success looks like
1. At least three warm well received conversations (email and call) with qualified sports, wellness/fitness brands interested in partnership/sponsorship looking to move to next step.
2. At least one confirmed television interview booking, with all appearance details locked in.
3. A short post-campaign report summarising contacts reached, responses, and next-step recommendations.
If you have proven experience landing sports sponsorships, a solid media-relations network, and you’re comfortable working under tight fight-camp timelines, let’s talk.
What I need from you
• A polished sponsorship deck that highlights my fight record, broadcast visibility, social metrics, and the unique crossover appeal of bare-knuckle boxing.
• Targeted outreach to decision-makers inside leading sports brands—think apparel, equipment, recovery tech—using well-researched contact lists and brief, compelling pitches.
• PR support that focuses on television placements: crafting press releases, pitching relevant sports and lifestyle shows, and arranging on-air appearances timed with upcoming fight dates.
Success looks like
1. At least three warm well received conversations (email and call) with qualified sports, wellness/fitness brands interested in partnership/sponsorship looking to move to next step.
2. At least one confirmed television interview booking, with all appearance details locked in.
3. A short post-campaign report summarising contacts reached, responses, and next-step recommendations.
If you have proven experience landing sports sponsorships, a solid media-relations network, and you’re comfortable working under tight fight-camp timelines, let’s talk.