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The Ocho FAST (Free Ad-supported Streaming Television) Channel is a streaming channel dedicated to showcasing wild, wacky, and unconventional sports and competitions. It's a real-life homage to the fictional "ESPN 8: The Ocho" channel from the movie "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story."
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2019 Las Vegas Highland Games
Inspired by the Scottish games of yore, the Las Vegas Highland Games feature events such as Open Stone, Braemar Stone, Heavy Hammer, Light Hammers, Heavy Weight for Distance, Light Weight for Distance, Caber, Weight Over Bar and Sheaf.
Great American Events
S2024, EP13 "NHRL Teams: Robot Fighting Championship"NHRL is the world's most competitive and accessible combat robotics league. Builders design and construct remote-controlled machines and fight them.
Great American Events
"Battle of Buoy 2"In a twist on traditional cornhole, another American sport is born in the Battle of the Buoy.
Cherry Pit Spitting Championship
The 46th Annual Cherry Pit-Spitting Competition from Eau Claire, Mich.
Great American Events
S2024, EP6 "FlingGolf Skills Challenge"The Future of the Fairway. FlingGolf is a natural, fun, and athletic alternative to traditional golf.
Great American Events
S2024, EP16 "WJF 20: The Ultimate Overall Championship"The World Juggling Federation presents the Ultimate Overall Championship, a competition featuring the world's best jugglers held at Le Carreau Du Temple in Paris; four elite advanced overall champions go head-to-head in this battle for juggling.
2023 FTA World Championship
The best male and female Freestyle Trampoline athletes, battle it out on a 5×5 meter "Super Trampoline" to be crowned the official Freestyle Trampoline World Champion.
Roofball
The 24th playing of the World Championships competition to determine who's the best at flinging a football at a natural gas vent. Contested at the place of Roofball's invention, Willis Park in Beaverton, Oregon.
