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Sponsorship Pack 2019 Jason King Grayson Reeves two wrestlers, one mission: to bring top quality wrestling to the south west Reach Wrestling was born... Reach’s Story: Reach Wrestling was born in 2018, the brain based, grass roots project, Reach Wrestling child of Grayson Reeves and Jason King, two has grown to have an exciting and dynamic established UK wrestlers. roster, an ever growing academy and a flourishing influence on the local professional Together, they put on entertaining, family wrestling scene. friendly wrestling events for the people of Plymouth and further afield. A community They believe in quality wrestling, quality wrestlers and quality entertainment. Images © Attitude Advisory Media EVENTS LOCAL EVENTS, LOCAL TALENT: Aiming to bring the highest quality wrestling belts, from academy shows highlighting their to the local Devon and Cornwall scene, Reach talented academy roster, to explosive over 18 has a number of sold out events under their nights where anything goes. PREVIOUS EVENTS: roster Featuring the likes of: - Eddie Ryan - Pretty Deadly (Tag Team) - Joel Redman - Jody Fleisch - Grayson Reeves - Millie McKenzie - Jason King - Sierra Loxton - Dick Riley - Gisele Shaw - Man Like Beano - Joey Seven - Bronco Brendan White - Danny Steele - Charlie Sterling - Heritage City Hitmen (Tag - Josh Knott Team) - PJ Jones - Vinnie Clay - Dancing Daddy Bainsley - Blake Harrison - Lance Cole - Jacob Kitto - Lucian Phillips - JD Knight and many more…. sponsorship Sell out events, a huge onliine following, an ever growing roster... BE PART OF THE REACH PHENOMENON TODAY! For as little as £150, you could: • Have your company’s logo on the • A promotional table at the event’s poster (this is shared on merchandise stands multiple social media platforms as well • Promotion on the Reach website and as thousands distributed throughout social media platforms the South West) • Two free tickets to your sponsored • Sponsorship of a match of your choice event • Donation of a raffle prize SPONSOR A SHOW TODAY! EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 07711 251900 GET IN TOUCH @ReachWrestling www.REACHWRESTLING.com [email protected] Find out more about REACH ACADEMY @ReachAcademy.

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