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Several years ago, our core group of friends were introduced to the game of beer pong and instantly became hooked. The fun way in which the sport combined drinking alcohol and socializing added excitement to many of our house parties.

However, after a while, we started to grow tired of the same old “two people team up to face two other people” format that is typical at most house parties and official beer pong tournaments.

Most of us were big fans of professional wrestling so we slowly ended up creating wrestling-themed games as well as a few other unique games in order to make our beer pong contests more interesting. Eventually, we also bought some belts to be won and defended as well. This was a gradual process that took place over the course of a few months. Our wrestling-themed beer pong games turned out to be a hit among all our friends, even those who disliked actual pro wrestling.

After several months of ongoing tag team matches, survivor series matches, and championship belt defenses, the name World Beer Pong Federation was coined and adopted among us. The only thing left to do from here was to hold our own pay-per-view.

In July 2006, the WBPF privately held its first pay-per-view, jokingly titled “Pong-Per-View”. No one actually had to pay to watch this event, we just called it a pay-per-view to make it sound extra special. The event was thoroughly enjoyed by all involved and resulted in several new champions, and several dozen drunken people.

In early 2007, we built on and topped the success of the original Pong-Per-View, with the next PPV, entitled “The Great American Beer Bash”. At the same time, the WBPF website was created to spread a greater public awareness of the wrestling approach to beer pong and increase the enjoyment of beer pong players all over the world. That is where we stand today.

 

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*** The WBPF would like to remind you that whenever playing a drinking game or just drinking in general, you should always do it responsibly. Also, please don't drink and drive.***