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The Gladiator Games As many regular competitors may now know, over the past two years WCC Team Title Sponsor, Carp Connections, have established an interesting and entertaining side attraction that takes place during the build up to the main event. To add some extra spice for the teams competing in the main event, The Gladiator Games was born. The nature of these games makes
them an obvious attraction to any passer-by, with their mad-cap themes of wader competition, rope pulling and weight lifting, being integral to its success. As most of us know, the Sunday
afternoon before the peg draw can sometimes be a bit boring - after
Gladiators
Let your hair down on Sunday afternoon with Hans Sissingh of
carpconnections as the Gladiator Games get underway
all, what is there to do after you’ve checked out all the pegs and made up your list? Well, the answer is, turn up at Carp Connections beach, Madine 2/3, just next to the sailing school and join us for the spectacle that is the Gladiator Games! The Gladiator Games are the
brainchild of Carp Connections’ Hans Sissingh and are run in association with JRC, Shakespear and Berkley GULP, who are providing some very good prizes for competitors to win. Your host for the frivolities is none other than Hans himself, who is sure to make himself known to you with the aid of his trusty loud-hailer... You have been warned!
Magazine sponsored by Pescalis
To enter the Gladiator Games is completely free of charge, however, it is only open to subscribed teams who have signed up at HQ... so sign up, bring your six team members along and be a good sport!
● JRC Connection range Tug-of-war contest: Something must give when 6v6 strong men meet.
● Berkley GULP, Weight lifting in photo position: Prove that you can handle a 30kg ‘fi sh’!
● Shakespeare thigh waders run: ‘Thighly’ entertaining to watch, and only for the toughest!
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