Sophie Larissa Weiss makes a living by beating up men in her living room, wrestling them to the floor, choking them and even punching them in the face.
A woman who previously worked as a glamour model is now making a living by inviting men into her home to dominate them and beat them up. Sophie Larissa Weiss, 30, says business is booming as blokes fly from all over the world and pay for her to wrestle them to the floor, choke them up until they tap out and even punch them in the face, the Daily Star reports.
"He got a cheap flight and hotel but I charge £500 an hour and he spent two hours here. My dad thinks it’s funny and great and he was telling people on holiday in Egypt all about it. He was like ‘oh yeah, my daughter throws men around for a living’." Sophie says that she is overwhelmed with clients, who are mostly over 40, that she believes pay for her service as they are experiencing a midlife crisis and want to escape their lives for a while.
She added: "Another guy was like 50 and he was 6ft and built like a brick s*** house. I was like 'f***'. He walked through the door and I was thinking I wouldn’t be able to keep up. “You could see it through his pants, they just went right big and apparently they went black. He is still healing now… it’s been four months.”
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