World Axe Throwing Championship 2020 (ESPN Full Broadcast)

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The 2020 World Axe Throwing Championship presented by Signarama was held in Atlanta, GA at Bad Axe Throwing. Over 200 of the worlds best axe throwers competed across 3 days to be crowned the World Axe Throwing Champion. More than 7500 people competed in axe throwing leagues in the World Axe Throwing League in 2020 at over 250 axe houses across the world.
The ESPN Finalists included: Mike Kump, Sam Carter, Ryan Smit, Garrett Gneiting, Nick Rich, Jonathan Morgan, Zach Crawford, Lucas Johnson, Hayden Brown, John Hout and Shane Shepard.
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[@dylanteets921]

Yes! I've waited all year to watch this broadcast. Thank you

[@egbluesuede1220]

wow that would be tough to beat.

[@nickcarnes7537]

I thought you had to switch killshot when you hit it?? Smit hit the same killshot in his match with carter and rich

[@originalryan1]

Hey! I see what you're saying, I didn't switch sides after switching sides a couple times. Back then though when the kill shots were locked into throws 5 & 10 before and after the lane switch, you could not during normal gameplay throw and hit the "same" kill shot, which was by the wording of the rules. The words "left" or "right" did not occur once in those rules. I didn't look too hard to see how many times this happened, but Kump also hits the right kill on both sides too at least in one game. After the rule change to anytime kills and most going up on 9&10, that same rule and wording took on a new meaning and the kill had to be alternated to not hit the "same" kill. This was clarified much later on in the forums due to confusion on the wording which should have read "left or right kill regardless of lane", but is now moot point with the 2024 rules being very different and more specific. Either way, I mostly went for a random killshot, and had still have no preference even to this day on left or right side.

[@shawnnixon2616]

Kumps a little chump.. smh He was having fun while he was winning, Smit shit him up real quick.