The Los Angeles Colosseum

Since The Shift, sports have changed somewhat. Since television networks don’t exist like they used to, things have reverted somewhat, with team sports taking a backseat to more competitive, individual events. A person can amass a considerable amount of fame if they fare well in any of these events. Though there are venues for such things all over the place, the biggest and most popular by far is located in Los Angeles.

Founded by Rhea Antigone, who owns the premises via a dummy corporation, the Los Angeles Colosseum, sometimes referred to as “The Blood Bowl,” is a large arena, modeled after the Roman Colossuem of The Old Times. Once a week, it hosts massive sporting events, but don’t go there if you’re looking for a game of baseball.

Styled like a Roman circus, The Blood Bowl does everything from chariot racing to gladitorial-style combat matches. But the games aren’t limited to those played in Ancient Rome. There are also jousting tournaments and various martial arts exhibitions and fencing bouts.