Sports Franchise Seeking Loan in Hollywood, USA

- Core offerings encompass live wrestling events, digital wrestling content, and branded merchandise, serving wrestling fans, media audiences, sponsors, and tourism partners.
- Hosts professional wrestling events across the, sells branded merchandise, and manages digital media properties, including a proprietary streaming service and mobile application.
- Audiences engage via live shows, television broadcasts, and online platforms, while partners and sponsors utilize the brand for marketing initiatives and tourism promotion. - Intangible assets: brand trademarks and logos, proprietary catchphrases and designs (“Ride the Wave, ” “We Make Believe”), exclusive rights to a high-definition video library of weekly shows and major events.
- Digital assets: proprietary streaming mobile application on iOS, Android, and Roku, along with associated online content and film properties.
- Strategic intangible assets: WWE ID program affiliation, established relationships with tourism ministries in The Bahamas, Trinidad, and Jamaica, a long-term broadcast partnership with Tempo Networks.
- Tangible assets: portable professional-grade 20x20 wrestling ring for touring, broadcast production equipment (cameras, lighting, sound gear) for televised events, training facility equipment (safety mats, weightlifting and fitness, practice rings), championship belts for various titles, and inventory of branded apparel and collectibles. The business does not own a single permanent arena or stadium. It operates via a touring model, renting various venues across Caribbean islands and North America for live events and TV tapings. Training activities currently utilize an ACW Pro-Wrestling Academy setup with rings, mats, and gym equipment, but the company seeks financing to develop a dedicated, permanent Caribbean-based training and production facility. The business is privately held, funded primarily by its 2 principal owners. Capital comes from owner equity contributions, operational cash flow, and strategic commercial partnerships. Revenue sources include a multimedia rights deal with Tempo Networks, government support from Caribbean tourism ministries for sports-tourism events, live gate receipts, branded merchandise sales, and income from its proprietary mobile app. There are no debts in the business.