Region 01
Inland Empire
- · San Bernardino
- · Rialto
- · Ontario
- · Fontana
01 · The Proposal
A new home for American amateur boxing.
We are asking you to back a regional boxing platform that doesn't yet exist — a premium, three-ring competition series designed to capture the surge of amateur talent and fan demand building across Southern California ahead of the LA28 Olympic Games.
Today, single-ring events cap out at 19 bouts and stretch six to eight hours. Hundreds of registered athletes are turned away, families spend the entire day to support a single bout, and sponsors get diluted exposure. The format is broken.
The Summit Series™ replaces it. Three rings, simultaneous bouts, broadcast production, a VIP fan experience, and a tight three-hour primetime window. The result is more athletes competing, more sponsor value per dollar, and a real entertainment product instead of a tournament.
Built as a franchise model. The Summit Series is designed to be replicated — a turnkey format, brand standards, and operating playbook that can be adapted to any major market nationwide. Southern California is the proof of concept; the United States is the runway.
What
A three-ring premium amateur boxing series
Where
Five SoCal markets, host-city rotation
Why now
Demand + LA28 momentum is here
02 · The Opportunity
The demand is here. The supply isn't.
Southern California is one of the strongest amateur boxing markets in the United States. It is also one of the most under-served. The data is clear and the gap is growing.
30–40
Competitors per traditional event
19
Bouts in a single day (USA Boxing standard — caps additional fees)
6–8hr
Length of traditional event days
- ·Capacity ceiling.Most events run one ring, capping the night at 19 bouts.
- ·Athlete attrition.Fighters wait weeks — sometimes months — between matches.
- ·Audience fatigue.6–8 hour event days don't build fans or sponsors.
- ·Travel burden.Families log a full day to support a single bout.
Plate I
The next generation is already here. They deserve a stage.
Target Markets
Five regions. One circuit.
These five Southern California regions hold the highest density of amateur boxing gyms, registered athletes, and engaged communities — the exact attributes our format is built to monetize.
Region 02
Riverside County
- · Moreno Valley
- · Riverside
- · Lake Elsinore
- · Menifee
Region 03
Los Angeles County
- · East Los Angeles
- · South Los Angeles
- · Long Beach
Region 04
South Bay
- · Carson
- · Torrance
- · Long Beach
Region 05
Ventura County
- · Oxnard
- · Camarillo
- · Thousand Oaks
03 · The Format
Three rings. One spectacle.
The core innovation is operational, not cosmetic. By running three sanctioned rings in parallel, we triple competition volume while cutting event runtime in half.
Traditional Event
Yesterday
- One competition ring
- 30–40 bouts per night
- 6–8 hour event
- 60–80 athletes competing
- Long athlete waits
The Summit Series™
Today
- ◆Three rings simultaneously
- ◆60+ bouts per night
- ◆3-hour primetime window
- ◆100–150+ athletes competing
- ◆Significantly reduced wait
Premium Event Timeline
An evening. Not an endurance test.
Championship bouts are defined as high-level, multi-state athlete matchups — staged in primetime as the marquee feature of the night.
Phase
Traditional
The Summit Series™
Doors Open
11:00 AM
4:00 PM
Competition Begins
12:00 PM
5:00 PM
Championship Bouts
—
7:00 PM
Final Bout
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
Total Duration
6–8 Hours
3 Hours
04 · Fan Experience
Built as sports entertainment — not a boxing show.
Every Summit Series night is engineered to feel like a nationally televised championship: hospitality, food, activations, and a primetime crowd.
- ★VIP Hospitality Areas
- ★Premium Reserved Seating
- ★High-End Catered Concessions
- ★Full-Service Premium Bar
- ★Sponsor Marketplace
- ★Charging Stations
- ★Family Viewing Areas
- ★Kids Activity Zone
- ★Athlete Meet & Greets
- ★Community Partner Exhibits
- ★Interactive Activations
- ★Professional Event Staffing
Professional Production
Designed to broadcast.
Every event is staged, captured, and packaged like a national broadcast property — because that is exactly the asset we are building.
Broadcast
- · Multi-Camera Livestream
- · Professional Commentary
- · Athlete Interviews
- · Instant Replay
- · Highlight Films
- · Drone Coverage
Branding
- · Custom Ring Branding
- · Entrance Archways
- · Sponsor Signage
- · Media Walls
- · Walkout Lighting
- · Credentials
Sponsor Integration
- · LED Displays
- · Ring Announcer Reads
- · Social Recaps
- · Branded Replay
- · Highlight Reel Sponsor
- · Custom Activations
05 · Event Economics
Capital allocation.
A transparent look at where the money goes per event, and the scale of a full regional circuit.
One-Time Event · AllocationPer Event
Venue & Operations$10K – $12K
Competition Operators & EMS$4K – $6K
Production & Broadcast$3K – $4K
Branding & Signage$10K – $12K
Guest Experience$10K – $15K
Security & Event Staff$6K – $8K
Total Per Event$43K – $57K
Regional Showcase Circuit
20 Events
at the per-event allocation above
Circuit Total$860K – $1.14M
Note
Figures reflect operational deployment only. Sponsorship, ticketing, and ancillary revenue offset and exceed this envelope across the circuit.
Revenue Model
Three streams. One P&L.
Stream
Ticketing
- · General Admission
- · Reserved Seating
- · VIP Packages
Stream
Sponsorship
- · Presenting Sponsor
- · Host City Sponsor
- · Gold · Silver · Community
Stream
Ancillary
- · Merchandise
- · Vendor Booths
- · Livestream Advertising
- · F&B Participation
- · Licensing
Projected Net Revenue · Per Event
$80K — $120K
Series Total · 20 Events
$1.6M — $2.4M
$120K × 20 events at top of range
At Capacity · Series Upside
$2.4M — $6.3M
Full sponsorship & gate capacity across 20 events
06 · Partnership Tiers
"The Summit Series, presented by ______."
Five clean tiers, transparent benefits, and a presenting slot reserved for one brand prepared to anchor the franchise.
★ Naming Rights
Presenting Sponsor
$25K – $100K+
- · Largest Logo Placement
- · Livestream Branding
- · VIP Hospitality
- · Inclusion in All Advertising
- · Social Media Integration
- · Website Placement
Host City Sponsor
$10K – $50K
- · Tourism Promotion
- · Community Recognition
- · Venue Signage
- · Event Announcements
Gold Sponsor
$10K – $25K
- · Premium Signage
- · Livestream Presence
- · Digital Advertising
- · VIP Access
Silver Sponsor
$5K – $10K
- · Event Signage
- · Program Inclusion
- · Website Recognition
Community Sponsor
$1K – $5K
- · Sponsor Wall Placement
- · Event Recognition
Category Inventory
An activation for every brand.
Competition
- · Ring 1 / 2 / 3 Sponsor
- · Championship Ring
- · Corner Sponsor
- · Athlete of the Night
- · Bout Sponsor
Production
- · Livestream
- · Broadcast
- · Instant Replay
- · Walkout Experience
- · LED Display
- · Photography
- · Highlight Reel
Fan Experience
- · VIP Lounge
- · Charging Station
- · Catered Concessions
- · Premium Bar
- · Hospitality Area
- · Family Zone
- · Kids Activity Zone
Venue Branding
- · Entrance Arch
- · Sponsor Village
- · Crowd Barrier
- · Event Banner
- · Parking
- · Credential
Community Impact
- · Youth Scholarship
- · Olympic Hopeful Fund
- · Community Champion
- · Military & First Responder
Economic Impact
Champions for host communities.
A three-ring format brings hundreds of athletes and families into a host city in a single evening — without compromising the premium spectator experience.
★Hotel Occupancy
★Restaurant Revenue
★Retail Spending
★Event Employment
★Tourism Growth
★Community Visibility
Projected Local Economic Activity
$75K — $250K+
per event
The Ask
Back the franchise before it launches.
We are inviting a short list of host cities, presenting sponsors, and category partners to help shape the inaugural Summit Series circuit. Conversations are open now.
