Post by Joe Gould on Sept 7, 2013 14:31:05 GMT -5
Check out the upcoming events section of this board for more details of this pretty cool event.
oaa1.proboards.com/thread/2138/october-canada-regional-qualifier-belleville?page=1&scrollTo=15478
The top 4 in each class in Belleville qualify to compete in a larger cash event in Columbus Ohio.
What Mark Harrison had to say about this event...
"The top FOUR finishers from each Men's pro class... will qualify for the NAL Quarter Finals in Columbus, Ohio in January, with a chance to take home significantly more money if they place well there.
There are 21 (subject to change) tournaments across North America occurring on the same date, October 19. $25 from every Pro entry in all of the 21 tournaments on the continent goes into a pot that will be paid directly to the top finishing armwrestlers at both the quarter finals in Columbus, and the finals at the World Crossfit Games.
A super-tournament of this magnitude has not been seen since the Over The Top tournament in the 80's, and we're proud to be a part of it. The money generated by the tournaments go entirely to the armwrestlers themselves. "
oaa1.proboards.com/thread/2138/october-canada-regional-qualifier-belleville?page=1&scrollTo=15478
The top 4 in each class in Belleville qualify to compete in a larger cash event in Columbus Ohio.
What Mark Harrison had to say about this event...
"The top FOUR finishers from each Men's pro class... will qualify for the NAL Quarter Finals in Columbus, Ohio in January, with a chance to take home significantly more money if they place well there.
There are 21 (subject to change) tournaments across North America occurring on the same date, October 19. $25 from every Pro entry in all of the 21 tournaments on the continent goes into a pot that will be paid directly to the top finishing armwrestlers at both the quarter finals in Columbus, and the finals at the World Crossfit Games.
A super-tournament of this magnitude has not been seen since the Over The Top tournament in the 80's, and we're proud to be a part of it. The money generated by the tournaments go entirely to the armwrestlers themselves. "