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October 14, 2025
Ever heard of an arm wrestling federation? These 2 are training for the first-of-its kind league
The Quebec champions will represent Montreal in the Team Arm Wrestling Federation. Eight teams are putting on exhibition matches over the next year, with the league launching its inaugural season in November 2026.
**Montreal Muscle: Quebec Arm Wrestling Champs Gear Up for Groundbreaking League**
Montreal is about to enter a new arena of competitive strength, and two local champions are leading the charge. They're preparing to represent the city in the Team Arm Wrestling Federation (TAF), a first-of-its-kind league poised to revolutionize the sport of arm wrestling.
While many might associate arm wrestling with casual bar challenges, the TAF is aiming to elevate it to a professional level, complete with structured teams, strategic gameplay, and dedicated fan bases. Think of it as the NFL, but with forearms instead of footballs.
The league, still in its formative stages, consists of eight teams from various locations. Before the official launch, these teams will be participating in a series of exhibition matches over the next year. These matches serve as a crucial testing ground, allowing the league to refine its rules, build excitement, and showcase the incredible athleticism and technique involved in competitive arm wrestling.
Montreal’s representatives, both Quebec arm wrestling champions in their respective weight classes, are dedicating themselves to rigorous training. Their regimen includes not only building raw strength but also honing the specific skills and strategies necessary to excel in team-based arm wrestling. They are focused on mastering techniques like the "top roll" and the "hook," as well as developing the mental fortitude required to withstand intense pressure.
The inaugural season of the TAF is slated to kick off in November 2026. Until then, fans can expect to see more of these exhibition matches, offering a glimpse into the future of professional arm wrestling. The champions are confident that they will be ready to represent Montreal with pride and bring home the championship title. For now, they train, they strategize, and they prepare to unleash their power on the world stage. Montreal might just become the next hotbed for arm wrestling, thanks to these dedicated athletes and the innovative vision of the Team Arm Wrestling Federation.
Montreal is about to enter a new arena of competitive strength, and two local champions are leading the charge. They're preparing to represent the city in the Team Arm Wrestling Federation (TAF), a first-of-its-kind league poised to revolutionize the sport of arm wrestling.
While many might associate arm wrestling with casual bar challenges, the TAF is aiming to elevate it to a professional level, complete with structured teams, strategic gameplay, and dedicated fan bases. Think of it as the NFL, but with forearms instead of footballs.
The league, still in its formative stages, consists of eight teams from various locations. Before the official launch, these teams will be participating in a series of exhibition matches over the next year. These matches serve as a crucial testing ground, allowing the league to refine its rules, build excitement, and showcase the incredible athleticism and technique involved in competitive arm wrestling.
Montreal’s representatives, both Quebec arm wrestling champions in their respective weight classes, are dedicating themselves to rigorous training. Their regimen includes not only building raw strength but also honing the specific skills and strategies necessary to excel in team-based arm wrestling. They are focused on mastering techniques like the "top roll" and the "hook," as well as developing the mental fortitude required to withstand intense pressure.
The inaugural season of the TAF is slated to kick off in November 2026. Until then, fans can expect to see more of these exhibition matches, offering a glimpse into the future of professional arm wrestling. The champions are confident that they will be ready to represent Montreal with pride and bring home the championship title. For now, they train, they strategize, and they prepare to unleash their power on the world stage. Montreal might just become the next hotbed for arm wrestling, thanks to these dedicated athletes and the innovative vision of the Team Arm Wrestling Federation.
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