Reinvented football as WarBall to be the greatest sport on the planet, has three times the action, is safer and designed for global demographics with martial arts, women warriors, safe weapons and war dogs and horses. 
Obviously our sport needs video to show properly, but there is a 20 meg limit on this platform, and zero vids can be seen on the pitch deck. So, please go to https://bangball.org/why-warball-is-football-for-the-rest-of-the-world-and-the-greatest-contact-sport

PROBLEM
The joy of football is deserved by all, but in Asia and elsewhere football's acceptance has been dismal. WarBall will be embraced as more culturally compatible, and since we emphasize skill over size and strength, smaller people and women will excel, as weapon and martial arts proficiency is a great equalizer. Starting with Team USA and forming 6-8 international teams, our demographic reach will overcome all the reasons why football is not resonating globally.
As seen in our Pitch Deck, youth football is declining by as much as 30%, and the youth version of WarBall uses our patented disablement devices instead of tackling or blocking, though even with normal play, WarBall is much safer. WarBall will overcome the resistance to playing football and develop a amateur format at the youth level and beyond

WarBall was started to save football for our youth, then morphed into a Professional version that is compatible internationally for everyone. Our local High School suspended football after 100 years of history. So our product has two purposes, to change football so as to continue to attract young people. and provide a great service  for the global community by creating a  version that someday will bring as much joy and passion to people that football does in the USA.

Disclaimer

I know WarBall is barely out of the embryonic stage, and it may seem presumptuous to speak "globally" but I suppose that is my job. What follows, however, are my true beliefs, and not embellishments, and reasonably based on data I have researched, as I hope the reader understands.

How does WarBall win over non football fans here and overseas?

In Asia, despite marital art's proliferation of  MMA "cage or "ring"  broadcasting, MMA is not a mainstream sport like soccer or cricket . There are 100's of millions of people that practice martial arts worldwide and a team format such as WarBall would validate their (Martial Arts) culture as  deserving  and equal to the mainstream sports mentioned.

They would  intuitively recognize that an "Asian FootBall" version could be as special as the NFL, even if they do not embrace the NFL per se. They would thus support WarBall in a parental way, so to speak, to hope something they do as an activity would  grow to be validated by all people they know who love WarBall.

 There are 150 Million NFL fans outside of the United States, about the same number as found in the U.S. Clearly a huge market exists, and my final point is MMA cage fighting is not something families or friends watch together, so lacks the way football is as much  a social event as it is  entertainment. I think a culture of people not familiar with football would intuitively know that when they consider accepting WarBall.

What are the criteria needed to succeed?

 In reading our pitch deck and also my answers in other sections here, one would  see that for a new football league  to succeed it must provide true entertainment value and have reasons for its fans to have a 'tribal' type of loyalty - as if they are part of the team. 

Entertainment value is the superb visuals of football but also 3 times the action per our weapons and rules of engagement. Not to mention female soldiers and animals.  So vital entertainment value is provided, per the requirement above, and it is helped by a wide demographic reach. 

We choose a country versus country format, which together with WarBall's quasi-military vibe, instills loyalty that runs deep as the love of country. It helps that most countries we would have are competing with one another in the past and in current times. China vs. USA or Japan  would, for example,  be something that sells itself as their rivalry is a given..

Looking forward, Germany vs. France or the U.K. would be another. Adding historical uniforms  (Samurai for example)  to these contests only magnifies the effect. In short, people love their country and remember their history and this evokes deep rooted loyalty, and there is 5000 years of human conflict in which to develop this appeal. The second criteria for success is thus met with WarBall.

We believe our patents and prospects for growth as above allow for a valuation of $2,000,000 We offer a two shares for one equity purchase as if the valuation was $1,000,000, however as described in out pitch deck. This offer may close at anytime, just to be clear.

We started during Covid and can't acquire, even to this day, quality soldiers to show by video how the game works. It is necessary to compensate them, so to field 30 soldiers is costly and I have to build 16 more uniforms. Each helmet (used) costs around $300 including the labor and parts modifications. Seed money to do this would light a fire of interest

Reminder:https://bangball.org/why-warball-is-football-for-the-rest-of-the-world-and-the-greatest-contact-sport/
is the link to a pitch deck where the videos play.

Everyone is crazy about  it without even knowing how the the plan would work. We intend on licensing WarBall, not building our own teams. The NFL, CFL, UFC, WWE sports companies would be interested as would original content streaming companies such as NetFlix, Amazon, etc. . This will offload the costs.  We could, however, build our own international league if  broadcast companies provide the production money (FOX paid the USFL $150M upfront for example). Licensing is phenomenally profitable as our pitch deck and business plan shows. 

However,  when I think about WarBall , and the non-profit league, the NBL, it's the proverbial disruptive, cutting edge version of football. True enough. And so you're gonna get some flak. But it also has deeper impact socially, as a merger of cultures. Literally East meeting West. Lessons could be learned from the past and present, cultures better understood, taking the best from both. So that's one highlight.

Another would be getting females involved playing football. Our rules, where you have to use a weapon against a disablement device * or MMA move first before making a block or tackle, makes skill more important than size or strength. The day a 110 pound women, using the weapon's first rule to her advantage,  overcomes a huge offensive lineman and sacks the QB,  little girls and  all the world will rejoice. 

Making a sport safer for our youth (if you see our pitch deck, the data shows a 10-30% decline in football youth programs) is another high point. We have eliminated high speed collisions for the most part by our rules of engagement. We can even eliminate tackling and blocking for youth leagues, and rely strictly on disabling devices to make tackles and block.

We have had just two practices. Up until then, the game was largely in my head, though  there has been many one on one test sessions. Finally seeing it in a team format validated the concept. The biggest hurdle was to gauge player enthusiasm and if the visuals were as attractive as I anticipated. The fighters were enraptured, and the visuals were amazing. My friends at these practices were new to WarBall and are not martial artists or weapons experts, so the visuals will someday be greatly improved with experts (and females) in these fields.

We started looking for seed money to compensate these types of athletes to facilitate this. With this seed money we will make high quality promotional film, we can take it to investors to help fund  our test games. We have nurtured many high level contacts at large sport and broadcast companies over the last two years. Next, we will have first round financing for test games to show our viability/profitability and we will license the sport to one of them.

Last, our merchandise sister company 84 Brand (dormant for now but viewable) non profit sells warrior and Buddhist clothing with partial profits returned to the areas they are manufactured. We hope as WarBall grows 84 will become a world wide success catering towards the world's 1.5 billion Buddhists, large base of martial artists and eventual WarBall fans.  The 8 stands for the eight virtues of the Samurai, the 4 is the four noble truths of Buddhism. It is implied if you wear the 84 logo you are chivalrous (8) and compassionate (4). And,  you love WarBall. https://www.budshido84.org for more info

More practically speaking, we have provisional patents for our helmets, football weapon, nano enabled 'smart sleeves' and process patent pending on the WarBall game itself. It may not be much but I am proud the 3/4 scale football field I single-handedly built (with one sprinkler) on my property during Covid, not knowing what else to do. 

* see the pitch deck for info on the disablement devices