Original films and series
A partner helps make a real sporting question, experiment or athlete story possible.
Sponsorships · Brand and media collaboration
Partner with BORETS LAB.
We build sponsorships and collaborations around real wrestling, BJJ, grappling and MMA stories—not a public menu of logo placements. This route is for brands, events, federations, clubs, media and distribution partners with a concrete idea.
What we can build together
Formats with a reason to exist.
These are possible directions, not fixed packages or promised inventory. Scope, rights, disclosure, safety, timing and measurement are agreed only after a real fit review.
Athlete and coach stories
Access-led profiles, training stories and cross-style challenges grounded in the people doing the work.
Events and competition
Coverage, format development or athlete access when there is a genuine editorial reason for BORETS LAB to be there.
Equipment and apparel
Products athletes can actually use in training or competition, with honest evaluation and clear disclosure.
Co-production and distribution
Extend a strong concept to another market, platform or language without flattening the story.
Media and creator collaboration
A shared concept with complementary access or craft—not generic cross-promotion.
Proof, not a pitch deck
Start with the public work.
The first release carries no invented audience block and no reach guarantee. Watch the films, inspect how athletes and rules are handled, then tell us what you can help make better.
kickboxing vs. BJJ · striker vs. grappler · mixed-rules sparring
Kickboxing vs. BJJ: Bohdan Faces Three Top Belts
BJJ after 40 · Judo vs. BJJ · Judo comeback
Old-School Judoka vs. Five BJJ Belts After 40
Sambo vs. BJJ · submission grappling · jacket grappling
Sambo vs. BJJ Rematch: Zhyvanov vs. Oliinyk
Fit review
Useful in the room. Honest outside it.
A good fit
- Relevant to wrestling, grappling, BJJ, judo, sambo or MMA audiences.
- Makes the athlete experience, story, production or distribution materially better.
- Can be used or evaluated credibly in a real training or competition context.
- Allows clear commercial disclosure and an honest editorial opinion.
- Has a named decision-maker, objective, market and realistic timeline.
Not a fit
- Buying ranking links, hidden advertorials or guaranteed positive coverage.
- Unsupported health, performance, financial or product claims.
- A guaranteed view, sale, ranking or fabricated testimonial.
- Products the team cannot genuinely use or evaluate.
- A generic request to sponsor an athlete with no specific BORETS LAB project.
How a proposal moves
Specific first. Scope second.
Send context
Name the organization, objective, intended audience or market, idea, timing and useful links.
Fit review
We check sporting relevance, integrity, athlete safety, rights and real team capacity.
Scope together
If there is a fit, we agree deliverables, usage rights, approvals, disclosure, timing and measurement.
Produce and review
The project follows the agreed brief. Organic platform performance is measured, never guaranteed.
Partnership standards
Commercial support never buys the conclusion.
Paid or in-kind relationships are disclosed clearly. Product claims need substantiation. Athlete safety and current rules override a shot or integration. We do not sell ranking credit; paid outbound placements use the appropriate sponsored-link qualification.
Read our editorial standardsBefore you write
Straight answers.
Do you have sponsorship packages or a rate card?
No public fixed packages. We scope format, deliverables, rights and timing around a credible idea.
Can a product-only proposal be considered?
Sometimes, when the product is genuinely useful and disclosure terms are clear. Sending a product does not guarantee coverage or a positive endorsement.
Can you guarantee views or sales?
No. We can agree deliverables and measurement, not an organic platform outcome.
Can an athlete apply for personal sponsorship here?
This form is for a specific collaboration with BORETS LAB. Use general contact for other requests and explain the concrete project or story.
Which markets and languages can a proposal cover?
State the intended market and language. Feasibility is reviewed for each project.
Prefer a direct opening?
WhatsApp the team
A short introduction is fine. For anything substantial, complete the proposal form so the idea, organization, timing and links stay together.
Partnership proposal