THE ESPN HALL OF FAME LOUNGE
 
The ESPN Hall of Fame Lounge is 46' X 20' and can accommodate up to 150 guests. This room is named after ESPN the body of sports. The ESPN Hall of Fame Room is fully equipped with not one but three 60” Plasma Flat Screen TVs and another two 42” Plasma flat screen on either side. A limited edition Ms. Pac man, Galaga machine and along with a custom made 8’ foot pool table, wrap around leather sofas and two 110” X 110” Italian leather beds, The ESPN Hall Of Fame Lounge has a 12’ foot balcony with a panoramic view of the entire main floor with a bed and 50” Plasma; this exclusive lounge has its own private bathroom.  The ESPN Hall of Fame Lounge features wall to wall Hall of Famer’s personalized jersey museum and EA sports game console.  

ESPN Hall of Fame Lounge

The ESPY collection:

This collection was created by The ESPY Awards Marketing
team, headed up by Rachel Mack, to raise awareness about
The ESPY Awards and to raise funds for ESPN’s premier charity,
The V Foundation for Cancer Research. Rick Chapman,
a photographer from San Francisco, traveled across country
to capture these athletes in a natural environment of their
choice. Twenty-five ESPY award winning athletes participated
to raise over $300,000 for cancer research (a portion of the
proceeds also went to the athlete’s charity of choice).
The ESPY collection hanging in the 40/40 Club in Atlantic City
is ESPN’s 25th Anniversary commemorative set of 25 images
and is available for sale at the starting bid of $50,000. Each
photograph is an original limited edition hand signed by the
athlete and photographer.

• Muhammed Ali was photographed at his home in Berrien Springs, MI.
• Lance Armstrong was photographed in Austin, TX. He had won the
  Tour de France four times and went on to win two more.
• Jeff Gordon was photographed in front of his office building in
  Charlotte, NC.
• Evander Holyfield was photographed at his home in Atlanta, GA.
  The photo showcases his ear damaged from the infamous
  Holyfield vs. Tyson fight.
• Shaquille O’Neal was photographed at The Mondran Hotel in
  West Hollywood, CA.
• Cal Ripkin Jr. was photographed in the home field dugout just
  moments before his last game Baltimore, MA.

Rick Chapman’s credits include:

• “Friends without a Border” at the Swann Galleries in New York City.
  Featured with Richard Avedon, Peter Beard, Irving Penn, and
  Hiroshi Sugimoto
• Featured in B&W Magazine
• Named one of the ten “Discovery Artists” at Houston Photo Fest
• Commissioned to create a portrait of Fidel Castro on his 70th birthday

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