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I'm still really interested in how these teams were selected. Because it seems like there are two concepts floating around.
1) A gym's legacy and their reputation
2) Recent placements/fan favorites.
But there are teams that fit both of these concepts, and a few that completely contradict one of these two concepts.
I just am kind of curious what the criteria was for selecting and inviting certain teams and not others.
1) A gym's legacy and their reputation
2) Recent placements/fan favorites.
But there are teams that fit both of these concepts, and a few that completely contradict one of these two concepts.
I just am kind of curious what the criteria was for selecting and inviting certain teams and not others.
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They did but something was changed that made them change their mind.
and with regards to it being instead or worlds - doubt it but it could be a warning shot across the bow by gym owners to Varsity...if it is a success who knows.
For those that know more than me, is there enough interest in the US yet that this could be tied to a TV network footing the bill to broadcast it? Works for college football but obviously a much larger fan base. Something like Comcast getting involved (just based on Phili location) or ESPN2?
- Mar 15, 2011
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I'm thinking some of it had to do with what gym owners were willing to join
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Sure. But there had to be a reason why some were invited.
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- Mar 23, 2010
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I don't foresee this replacing worlds. I do see it as a chance for these gyms (the league) to create something of their own, and play by their rules, whatever those rules may be.
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I'm gonna say it would take MANY years for this to happen, and by the time it did, I think USASF will have improved Worlds.
- Feb 28, 2010
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A group of gym owners met in an underground lair and voted on which teams had the best hair and uniforms at worlds. The top teams were invited.
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If it were to replace Worlds that would certainly have a huge impact on the business practices of these Varsity EPs. No longer would they hold the key to the most Elite competition available. There would no longer be the need for gyms to chase bids. Of course, it would eliminate the possibility of some dark horse rising up out of no where and taking the crown. Certainly interesting to think about.
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Truth is we still don't know who was invited. We only know who accepted. Apparently RockStar declined and CA did for a minute. I doubt they were the only ones.
- Mar 23, 2010
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Just announced...CL is backed by Nfinity, and created by a cooperative effort of gym owners
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From CUs Twitter "The #CHAMPIONSLEAGUE will be unlike any event you've seen thanks to a cooperative effort of the gym owners, and @Nfinity's continued support"
I suspected this was Nfinity's ( and the ASGA's) attempt to pull some power from Varsity. I'm even more excited now.
I suspected this was Nfinity's ( and the ASGA's) attempt to pull some power from Varsity. I'm even more excited now.
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I heard that the teams were selected based on who has the best abs.
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