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Sponsorship Information WTT OVERVIEW 2021 SEASON 2021 REGULAR SEASON 2 Weeks in 2021 due to Olympic Year July 11, 2021 – July 25, 2021 TBD EVENT 1 Location DATE: TBD WE’RE TRANSFORMING TENNIS Co-Founded by the original tennis disruptor Billie Jean King, World TeamTennis (WTT) was created to present a faster, more exciting version of the game, with men and women playing together as teammates. 66 matches airing on CBS, CBS Sports Network, ESPN2, ESPN+, Tennis Channel, and WTT.com In 2020 we had some of the biggest names playing including: Venus Williams, Coco Vandeweghe, Sam Querrey, Monica Puig, The Bryan Brothers, Kim Clijsters, Jack Sock, Jen Brady, Taylor Townsend, Taylor Fritz, Sloane Stephens, Sofia Kenin, and Brandon Nakashima. TENNIS PARTICIPATION GROWTH IN 2020 22% Tennis Participation Increase in 2020 44% Nearly 3 Million new players picked up a racquet in 2020 an increase of 44% over new players in 2019 4 MILLION More People Played Tennis in 2020 than in 2019. 2020 SEASON • 1 CITY• 9 TEAMS SPONSORS 100% NEGATIVE INCLUDE TESTS FOR COVID- 19 Tests within the 30 days of being at the Greenbrier Resort. Fans had temperature taken in and out of venue with masks being worn to and from seats. Social distancing while at the venue with CHOSEN FOODS seats covers and regulation of fans coming in and out of seats: • 3 tests given within the season: • 1X before arrival at resort LOCATION • 1X when players/coaches/WTT staff arrived • 1X mid-season test PLAYERS 2020 2020 LEAGUE TEAMS CHICAGO ORANGE COUNTY NEW YORK SMASH BREAKERS EMPIRE Chicago, IL Orange County, CA New York, NY ORLANDO PHILADELPHIA SAN DIEGO STORM FREEDOMS AVIATORS Orlando, FL Philadelphia, PA San Diego, CA SPRINGFIELD VEGAS WASHINGTON LASERS ROLLERS KASTLES Springfield, MO Las Vegas, NV Washington, D.C. 2020 BROADCAST PARTNERS CBS SPORTS CBS TENNIS CHANNEL ESPN+ ESPN FACEBOOK LIVE BROADCAST NUMBERS Partner Performance 600,000 Highest In History* 500,000 Finals were highest ever rated WTT match in it’s 45-year history 400,000 Simple Math 300,000 556,000 HH 31 (000) x 14 Matches = 434 484,000 (000) 434,000 200,000 380,000 100,000 Simple Math HH 20 (000) x 19 Matches = 380 (000) 0 *On 8/2 FINALS From 3:00 PM to 3:13 PM we saw a spike up to 1.1M HH viewers BROADCAST NUMBERS FOR WTT FINALS 8/2/20 P2+ VIEWERSHIP BENCHMARKING / HH RTG. 3,000,000 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1.54 HH RTG. 1,000,000 1.11 HH RTG. 500,000 .64 HH RTG. .39 .25 HH RTG. .22 .23 .17 HH RTG HH RTG. HH RTG. HH RTG. 0 8:30 PM 3:30 PM 12:58 PM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM NBA Sunday Primetime ABC Sunday Showcase PGA Tour World TeamTennis Premier Lacrosse League NHL Qualifier MLB Regular Season WNBA Milwaukee vs. Houston Portland vs. Boston 2020 WGC – FedEx St. Jude Mets vs. Braves Phoenix vs. Liberty Finals – NY vs. Chicago Atlas vs. Redwood Arizona vs. Nashville CONNECTED AND ENGAGED WTT will leverage the significant digital growth in 2020 to make meaningful connections on and off the court. 1.5 Million +1 Million WTT.com 2020 League-wide WTT.com, Daily Motion, and page views YouTube video streams +11 Million +7 Million +6 Million Facebook Followers Twitter WTT, Players, Talent Instagram Followers 100K+ 40K+ Email subscribers inc. Teams Emails through WTT community tennis leagues AN ATTRACTIVE DEMOGRAPHIC 54% 46% Women Men 60% 58% Avg. Age: HH Income: 25-64 $100K+ 32% 53% 54% Post College One or GRAD GRAD More Child 2020 SEASON ONSITE SIGNAGE 2020 SEASON ONSITE SIGNAGE 2020 SEASON ONSITE SIGNAGE JERSEY SIGNAGE World TeamTennis has introduced in 2020 player jersey patch logos in multiple placements. .
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