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National Wrestling Alliance
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Lightning One, Inc.
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1948
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The National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), founded in 1948, is the world's oldest continuously operating professional wrestling promotion, currently owned by musician Billy Corgan through Lightning One, Inc. (acquired 2020). Headquartered in Chicago, IL, and operating additional offices/event hubs in Atlanta, GA and Tampa, FL, the company produces weekly professional wrestling content under its flagship program NWA Powerrr, which returned to over-the-air U.S. television in May 2026 on Sinclair's Comet TV (Saturdays at 4 PM ET/PT) and is distributed via streaming partnerships with Tubi (Fox Corporation) on a weekly Thursday on-demand cadence and the Roku Channel. Beyond the flagship show, the product portfolio includes the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship, the Crockett Cup tag team tournament (40th anniversary in 2026), the Hard Times live-event series, the new Into the Fire competition series, the NWAMerch.shop merchandise storefront, and Wrestling Central — a 24/7 FAST channel co-operated with WOW (Women of Wrestling) on Roku Channel 208 across the US and Canada. The promotion also retains a territorial affiliate structure (NWA Southeast, Chicago, Texas, New Mexico, World League Wrestling, Kross Fire) that historically extended its operational footprint.

The NWA's business model is a multi-stream entertainment operation: live-event ticket revenue through third-party ticketing (Ticketmaster, ShowTix) at venues such as Center Stage in Atlanta; broadcast and streaming licensing/rights revenue from platform partners; merchandise sales via NWAMerch.shop; and corporate sponsorship through a publicly listed 'Become a Sponsor' program. Distribution reaches audiences through a layered stack — weekly linear TV (Comet), free ad-supported streaming (Tubi, Roku), owned FAST channel (Wrestling Central), YouTube highlights/promos, and organic social channels (X, Facebook, Instagram) — with a subscriber or paywall model absent across the stack. Revenue is non-publicly disclosed; the company is privately funded by a single high-net-worth owner-operator.

Customers are mass-market professional wrestling fans and general sports-entertainment consumers in the US, with the primary segment oriented toward audiences seeking traditional/Nostalgic wrestling content. There is no enterprise/B2B customer base; rather, customer concentration risk is structurally inverted — concentration sits at the distribution-partner level (Comet, Tubi, Roku) rather than at the end consumer. No proprietary technology platforms, AI/ML capabilities, or data-driven products are referenced in available materials; the operating model is traditional content production and multi-platform content licensing.

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The National Wrestling Alliance is the world's oldest professional wrestling promotion (founded 1948), producing weekly TV content via NWA Powerrr on Comet TV, Tubi, and Roku, plus live events and merchandise, and serving mass-market US wrestling and sports-entertainment fans under private ownership by Billy Corgan's Lightning One, Inc.

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HeadquartersChicago, United States
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North America
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professional wrestling promotion, wrestling live events, wrestling television programming, wrestling merchandise sales, wrestling streaming content
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1Professional Wrestling Promotions
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2Combat Sports Sanctioning Bodies & Commissions (Boxing/MMA/Kickboxing)
CodeMPAKAFAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Sports Teams and Clubs711211
  • Television Broadcasting Stations51612
SIC code1 code
  • Television Broadcasting Stations4833
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Professional Wrestling Entertainment
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Revenue model4 records
1Live Event Revenue
TypeTransaction Fee
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Ticket sales from live wrestling events including Hard Times 6, Into the Fire, NWA 78, and other live shows at venues like Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

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2Broadcasting and Streaming Rights
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Partnerships with Comet TV, Tubi, and Roku Channel provide distribution and potentially licensing fees for broadcasting NWA Powerrr and other NWA content.

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3Merchandise Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

NWA branded merchandise including apparel and collectibles sold through NWAMerch.shop.

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4Sponsorship
TypeAdvertising
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Corporate sponsorships and the Become a Sponsor program featured on the NWA website.

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1NWA POWERRR
Description

Flagship television series featuring professional wrestling matches and storylines.

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The National Wrestling Alliance is a professional wrestling promotion that produces and distributes weekly wrestling television programming (NWA Powerrr), operates live wrestling events including signature tournaments, and sells branded merchandise. Content is distributed through broadcast television (Comet TV), free streaming platforms (Tubi, Roku), and a dedicated 24/7 FAST channel (Wrestling Central). Revenue is generated through ticket sales, broadcast/streaming licensing, merchandise, and corporate sponsorships.

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The National Wrestling Alliance operates primarily as a professional wrestling promotion and governing body, offering a portfolio of entertainment products centered around its flagship television program NWA POWERRR, live event properties including NWA Hard Times 6 and NWA Crockett Cup, and a new competition series NWA Into The Fire. Content is distributed through over-the-air TV (Comet TV), streaming platforms (Tubi, Roku), and the dedicated Wrestling Central FAST channel. The NWA also maintains a merchandise store for branded products.

Product and service6 records
1NWA Powerrr
CategoryProfessional Wrestling Television Programming
Description

The flagship weekly television program of the National Wrestling Alliance, featuring professional wrestling matches, championship bouts, storylines, and talent competitions. Aired weekly on Comet TV and available on-demand on Tubi and Roku Channel for wrestling fans.

2NWA Crockett Cup
CategoryLive Wrestling Event / Tournament
Description

Annual NWA tag team tournament event held live, featuring teams competing for the Crockett Cup trophy and championship opportunities. Created for wrestling fans attending live events and following NWA programming.

3NWA Into The Fire
CategoryWrestling Competition Series
Description

A new reality-style competition series where eight contestants compete for the opportunity to join the NWA roster and earn a professional wrestling contract, airing on Comet TV in 2026.

4NWA Hard Times
CategoryLive Wrestling Event
Description

Annual live NWA wrestling event series, with Hard Times 6 held at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA, featuring championship matches and top NWA talent for wrestling fans attending live shows.

5NWA Merch
CategoryBranded Merchandise
Description

Official NWA merchandise store (NWAMerch.shop) selling NWA branded products including apparel, accessories, and collectibles for wrestling fans.

6Wrestling Central
CategoryStreaming TV Channel
Description

A 24/7 free ad-supported streaming FAST channel jointly operated with WOW (Women of Wrestling) that aggregates NWA and WOW content, available on Roku Channel 208 in the US and Canada and across additional connected TV platforms.

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

NWA announced a new streaming partnership with Tubi, Fox Corporation's free streaming service. Under the agreement, brand-new episodes of NWA Powerrr stream weekly on Tubi, available on-demand every Thursday. This partnership provides fans across the United States easy access to NWA content through the digital platform.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

NWA Powerrr returned to over-the-air TV for the first time in more than three decades through partnership with Sinclair Inc.'s Comet TV. The show debuted May 1, 2026 with a two-night premiere and now airs weekly on Saturdays at 4 PM ET/PT with encore presentations. This is NWA's primary broadcast television partner.

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Description

Lightning One, Inc. is the parent company of the National Wrestling Alliance, owned by musician Billy Corgan (frontman of The Smashing Pumpkins). Corgan serves as CEO and President of NWA. Copyright notices on the website indicate Lightning One, Inc. owns the NWA brand and content.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Joint streaming partnership creating 'Wrestling Central' - an all-wrestling FAST channel featuring both NWA and WOW content. Available on Roku Channel 208 across the United States and Canada, as well as Amazon Fire devices, Samsung TVs, and Google TVs through The Roku Channel app.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

NWA content is available on the Roku Channel (Channel 210) with episodes available on-demand. The partnership provides reach to Roku users for streaming NWA Powerrr episodes.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The dominant global professional wrestling promotion, now part of TKO Group Holdings. Operates a far larger version of NWA's exact business model—weekly TV programming, pay-per-view events, live touring, merchandise—making it the ultimate comparable for industry economics despite massive scale difference.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Independent wrestling promotion known for an edgy, indie positioning and strong streaming/PPV distribution. Comparable as a non-TV-anchor promotion that monetizes through live events and digital content—an alternative indie model against which NWA's Comet TV partnership should be benchmarked.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Women's-focused professional wrestling promotion that is also NWA's joint FAST channel partner on 'Wrestling Central.' Operates a similar scale, streaming-first distribution strategy, and live event model—directly comparable as a same-tier wrestling media company.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent US wrestling promotion operating weekly programming, live events, and a roster-based competitive structure. Most directly comparable in scale, distribution model (YouTube/streaming/reluctant cable deal), and target audience to NWA.

TypeOthers
Description

Sinclair-owned digital subchannel network that is NWA's primary broadcast partner. Relevant as the distribution enabler whose continued commitment to NWA Powerrr is foundational to NWA's current go-to-market; not a competitor but a structural dependency.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Modern American professional wrestling promotion with weekly TV programming, pay-per-view events, and a similar indie-to-mainstream trajectory. Directly competes for the same wrestling fan audience and free-agent talent pool, with major TV deals (TNT/TBS) that anchor the competitive set.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-size American professional wrestling promotion operating weekly TV, pay-per-views, and live events at a scale closer to NWA than WWE. Comparable on business model, target demographics, and the challenge of building audience share against WWE and AEW.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Professional wrestling promotion with historic lineage and a national TV history, now operated by AEW/Tony Khan. Comparable as a heritage wrestling brand navigating modern streaming distribution—relevant precedent for NWA's growth path.

TypeRegional player
Description

Mexico-based major wrestling promotion with US distribution through FOX Sports and streaming. Comparable as a heritage lucha-libre promotion operating across Spanish- and English-language markets—structurally similar federation model with regional anchor.

TypeRegional player
Description

Japan-based major wrestling promotion with global streaming (NJPW World) and a comparable heritage/championship-lineage narrative. Comparable on the international, federation-style operation and championship-first brand even though its primary market is Japan.

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National Wrestling Alliance

Professional Wrestling Entertainmentnationalwrestlingalliance.com

The National Wrestling Alliance is the world's oldest professional wrestling promotion (founded 1948), producing weekly TV content via NWA Powerrr on Comet TV, Tubi, and Roku, plus live events and merchandise, and serving mass-market US wrestling and sports-entertainment fans under private ownership by Billy Corgan's Lightning One, Inc.

What National Wrestling Alliance does

The National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), founded in 1948, is the world's oldest continuously operating professional wrestling promotion, currently owned by musician Billy Corgan through Lightning One, Inc. (acquired 2020). Headquartered in Chicago, IL, and operating additional offices/event hubs in Atlanta, GA and Tampa, FL, the company produces weekly professional wrestling content under its flagship program NWA Powerrr, which returned to over-the-air U.S. television in May 2026 on Sinclair's Comet TV (Saturdays at 4 PM ET/PT) and is distributed via streaming partnerships with Tubi (Fox Corporation) on a weekly Thursday on-demand cadence and the Roku Channel. Beyond the flagship show, the product portfolio includes the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship, the Crockett Cup tag team tournament (40th anniversary in 2026), the Hard Times live-event series, the new Into the Fire competition series, the NWAMerch.shop merchandise storefront, and Wrestling Central — a 24/7 FAST channel co-operated with WOW (Women of Wrestling) on Roku Channel 208 across the US and Canada. The promotion also retains a territorial affiliate structure (NWA Southeast, Chicago, Texas, New Mexico, World League Wrestling, Kross Fire) that historically extended its operational footprint.

The NWA's business model is a multi-stream entertainment operation: live-event ticket revenue through third-party ticketing (Ticketmaster, ShowTix) at venues such as Center Stage in Atlanta; broadcast and streaming licensing/rights revenue from platform partners; merchandise sales via NWAMerch.shop; and corporate sponsorship through a publicly listed 'Become a Sponsor' program. Distribution reaches audiences through a layered stack — weekly linear TV (Comet), free ad-supported streaming (Tubi, Roku), owned FAST channel (Wrestling Central), YouTube highlights/promos, and organic social channels (X, Facebook, Instagram) — with a subscriber or paywall model absent across the stack. Revenue is non-publicly disclosed; the company is privately funded by a single high-net-worth owner-operator.

Customers are mass-market professional wrestling fans and general sports-entertainment consumers in the US, with the primary segment oriented toward audiences seeking traditional/Nostalgic wrestling content. There is no enterprise/B2B customer base; rather, customer concentration risk is structurally inverted — concentration sits at the distribution-partner level (Comet, Tubi, Roku) rather than at the end consumer. No proprietary technology platforms, AI/ML capabilities, or data-driven products are referenced in available materials; the operating model is traditional content production and multi-platform content licensing.

National Wrestling Alliance firmographics

Firmographics
Name
National Wrestling Alliance
Legal name
Lightning One, Inc.
Website
https://nationalwrestlingalliance.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1948
Operating status
Operating
Short description
The National Wrestling Alliance is the world's oldest professional wrestling promotion (founded 1948), producing weekly TV content via NWA Powerrr on Comet TV, Tubi, and Roku, plus live events and merchandise, and serving mass-market US wrestling and sports-entertainment fans under private ownership by Billy Corgan's Lightning One, Inc.
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National Wrestling Alliance industry classification

Industry
Product category
Professional Wrestling Entertainment
NAICS
Sports Teams and Clubs (711211), Television Broadcasting Stations (51612)
SIC
Television Broadcasting Stations (4833)
akta.pro primary industry
Professional Wrestling Promotions (MPAKAHAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Combat Sports Sanctioning Bodies & Commissions (Boxing/MMA/Kickboxing) (MPAKAFAI)

Keywords

  • Professional wrestling promotion
  • Wrestling live events
  • Wrestling television programming
  • Wrestling merchandise sales
  • Wrestling streaming content

Where National Wrestling Alliance is headquartered

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Chicago
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

National Wrestling Alliance business model

Business model
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B2C
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Live Event Revenue: Ticket sales from live wrestling events including Hard Times 6, Into the Fire, NWA 78, and other live shows at venues like Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.
  2. Broadcasting and Streaming Rights: Partnerships with Comet TV, Tubi, and Roku Channel provide distribution and potentially licensing fees for broadcasting NWA Powerrr and other NWA content.
  3. Merchandise Sales: NWA branded merchandise including apparel and collectibles sold through NWAMerch.shop.
  4. Sponsorship: Corporate sponsorships and the Become a Sponsor program featured on the NWA website.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels5 records

National Wrestling Alliance product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The National Wrestling Alliance is a professional wrestling promotion that produces and distributes weekly wrestling television programming (NWA Powerrr), operates live wrestling events including signature tournaments, and sells branded merchandise. Content is distributed through broadcast television (Comet TV), free streaming platforms (Tubi, Roku), and a dedicated 24/7 FAST channel (Wrestling Central). Revenue is generated through ticket sales, broadcast/streaming licensing, merchandise, and corporate sponsorships.

Product overview

The National Wrestling Alliance operates primarily as a professional wrestling promotion and governing body, offering a portfolio of entertainment products centered around its flagship television program NWA POWERRR, live event properties including NWA Hard Times 6 and NWA Crockett Cup, and a new competition series NWA Into The Fire. Content is distributed through over-the-air TV (Comet TV), streaming platforms (Tubi, Roku), and the dedicated Wrestling Central FAST channel. The NWA also maintains a merchandise store for branded products.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • NWA POWERRR: Flagship television series featuring professional wrestling matches and storylines.
  • NWA Into the Fire
  • NWA Crockett Cup
  • NWA Hard Times
  • Wrestling Central

Products and services

  • NWA Powerrr The flagship weekly television program of the National Wrestling Alliance, featuring professional wrestling matches, championship bouts, storylines, and talent competitions. Aired weekly on Comet TV and available on-demand on Tubi and Roku Channel for wrestling fans.
  • NWA Crockett Cup Annual NWA tag team tournament event held live, featuring teams competing for the Crockett Cup trophy and championship opportunities. Created for wrestling fans attending live events and following NWA programming.
  • NWA Into The Fire A new reality-style competition series where eight contestants compete for the opportunity to join the NWA roster and earn a professional wrestling contract, airing on Comet TV in 2026.
  • NWA Hard Times Annual live NWA wrestling event series, with Hard Times 6 held at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA, featuring championship matches and top NWA talent for wrestling fans attending live shows.
  • NWA Merch Official NWA merchandise store (NWAMerch.shop) selling NWA branded products including apparel, accessories, and collectibles for wrestling fans.
  • Wrestling Central A 24/7 free ad-supported streaming FAST channel jointly operated with WOW (Women of Wrestling) that aggregates NWA and WOW content, available on Roku Channel 208 in the US and Canada and across additional connected TV platforms.

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National Wrestling Alliance technology and API

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National Wrestling Alliance partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Tubi (Fox Corporation)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 24 June 2026NWA announced a new streaming partnership with Tubi, Fox Corporation's free streaming service. Under the agreement, brand-new episodes of NWA Powerrr stream weekly on Tubi, available on-demand every Thursday. This partnership provides fans across the United States easy access to NWA content through the digital platform.
  • Comet TV (Sinclair Inc.)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorNWA Powerrr returned to over-the-air TV for the first time in more than three decades through partnership with Sinclair Inc.'s Comet TV. The show debuted May 1, 2026 with a two-night premiere and now airs weekly on Saturdays at 4 PM ET/PT with encore presentations. This is NWA's primary broadcast television partner.
  • Lightning One, Inc.coreOthersLightning One, Inc. is the parent company of the National Wrestling Alliance, owned by musician Billy Corgan (frontman of The Smashing Pumpkins). Corgan serves as CEO and President of NWA. Copyright notices on the website indicate Lightning One, Inc. owns the NWA brand and content.
  • WOW (Women of Wrestling)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorJoint streaming partnership creating 'Wrestling Central' - an all-wrestling FAST channel featuring both NWA and WOW content. Available on Roku Channel 208 across the United States and Canada, as well as Amazon Fire devices, Samsung TVs, and Google TVs through The Roku Channel app.
  • RokucoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorNWA content is available on the Roku Channel (Channel 210) with episodes available on-demand. The partnership provides reach to Roku users for streaming NWA Powerrr episodes.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

National Wrestling Alliance competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE): The dominant global professional wrestling promotion, now part of TKO Group Holdings. Operates a far larger version of NWA's exact business model—weekly TV programming, pay-per-view events, live touring, merchandise—making it the ultimate comparable for industry economics despite massive scale difference.

Emerging players

  • Game Changer Wrestling (GCW): Independent wrestling promotion known for an edgy, indie positioning and strong streaming/PPV distribution. Comparable as a non-TV-anchor promotion that monetizes through live events and digital content—an alternative indie model against which NWA's Comet TV partnership should be benchmarked.

Direct peers

  • Women of Wrestling (WOW): Women's-focused professional wrestling promotion that is also NWA's joint FAST channel partner on 'Wrestling Central.' Operates a similar scale, streaming-first distribution strategy, and live event model—directly comparable as a same-tier wrestling media company.
  • Major League Wrestling (MLW): Independent US wrestling promotion operating weekly programming, live events, and a roster-based competitive structure. Most directly comparable in scale, distribution model (YouTube/streaming/reluctant cable deal), and target audience to NWA.
  • All Elite Wrestling (AEW): Modern American professional wrestling promotion with weekly TV programming, pay-per-view events, and a similar indie-to-mainstream trajectory. Directly competes for the same wrestling fan audience and free-agent talent pool, with major TV deals (TNT/TBS) that anchor the competitive set.
  • TNA Wrestling (formerly Impact Wrestling): Mid-size American professional wrestling promotion operating weekly TV, pay-per-views, and live events at a scale closer to NWA than WWE. Comparable on business model, target demographics, and the challenge of building audience share against WWE and AEW.
  • Ring of Honor (ROH): Professional wrestling promotion with historic lineage and a national TV history, now operated by AEW/Tony Khan. Comparable as a heritage wrestling brand navigating modern streaming distribution—relevant precedent for NWA's growth path.

Others

  • Comet TV (Sinclair, Inc.): Sinclair-owned digital subchannel network that is NWA's primary broadcast partner. Relevant as the distribution enabler whose continued commitment to NWA Powerrr is foundational to NWA's current go-to-market; not a competitor but a structural dependency.

Regional players

  • Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide: Mexico-based major wrestling promotion with US distribution through FOX Sports and streaming. Comparable as a heritage lucha-libre promotion operating across Spanish- and English-language markets—structurally similar federation model with regional anchor.
  • New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW): Japan-based major wrestling promotion with global streaming (NJPW World) and a comparable heritage/championship-lineage narrative. Comparable on the international, federation-style operation and championship-first brand even though its primary market is Japan.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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National Wrestling Alliance financial estimates

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National Wrestling Alliance leadership team

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Profiles1 record

National Wrestling Alliance funding detail

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National Wrestling Alliance M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about National Wrestling Alliance

What does National Wrestling Alliance do?

The National Wrestling Alliance is a professional wrestling promotion that produces and distributes weekly wrestling television programming (NWA Powerrr), operates live wrestling events including signature tournaments, and sells branded merchandise. Content is distributed through broadcast television (Comet TV), free streaming platforms (Tubi, Roku), and a dedicated 24/7 FAST channel (Wrestling Central). Revenue is generated through ticket sales, broadcast/streaming licensing, merchandise, and corporate sponsorships.

Is National Wrestling Alliance a public or private company?

National Wrestling Alliance is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was National Wrestling Alliance founded?

National Wrestling Alliance was founded in 1948.

Where is National Wrestling Alliance based?

National Wrestling Alliance is headquartered in Chicago, United States, in the North America region.

How does National Wrestling Alliance make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Live Event Revenue is the primary driver. The others are broadcasting and Streaming Rights, merchandise Sales and sponsorship.

Who are National Wrestling Alliance's main competitors?

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is listed as a broad incumbent. Game Changer Wrestling (GCW) is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are Women of Wrestling (WOW), Major League Wrestling (MLW), All Elite Wrestling (AEW), TNA Wrestling (formerly Impact Wrestling) and Ring of Honor (ROH). Comet TV (Sinclair, Inc.) is listed as an others. Regional players are Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide and New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW).

Does National Wrestling Alliance have an API?

No public API is recorded for National Wrestling Alliance.

What industry is National Wrestling Alliance in?

National Wrestling Alliance's product category is Professional Wrestling Entertainment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAKAHAC, Professional Wrestling Promotions, with a secondary code of MPAKAFAI, Combat Sports Sanctioning Bodies & Commissions (Boxing/MMA/Kickboxing). Its NAICS code is 711211 and its SIC code is 4833.

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WikipediaKeiji Muto: Difference between revisionsProfessional wrestler Keiji Muto competed in Puerto Rico and Texas during 1988 and 1989, forming alliances and engaging in feuds with local talent. His performances in these regions contributed to his high billing within the National Wrestling Alliance upon his return.WikipediaAWA World Tag Team Championship: Difference between revisionsThe page outlines the history of the AWA World Tag Team Championship, noting that Stan Kowalski and Tiny Mills were recognized as the first AWA champions in August 1960 after the Minneapolis Wrestling and Boxing Club withdrew from the National Wrestling Alliance. The title remained one of the most coveted in the United States until the AWA closed in the late 1980s.The Times of IndiaWrestling legend Steve Regal, known as ‘Mr. Electricity,’ passes at 73Wrestling legend Steve Regal, known as 'Mr. Electricity,' has passed away at the age of 73 in Greenwood, Indiana. The National Wrestling Alliance confirmed his death and honored him as a pioneer in the junior heavyweight division who competed for over two decades across major promotions including the AWA, WWF, and NWA.YahooEric Smalls Signs With NWAEric Smalls signed with the National Wrestling Alliance, according to NWA COO Joe Galli. Galli said Smalls has won the hearts of NWA fans and sees big things ahead for him. The NWA also announced long-term deals with Aron Stevens and tag team champions Blunt Force Trauma.