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The Super Bowl is a sports competition taking place each January between two NFL teams and the Misfits. The Super bowl has been dominated since 1977 by the Cincinnati Bengals and since 1989 by the Misfits. Despite this, the NFL continues to be more profitable and well-known than the creators of horror punk.

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[edit] History

The Super Bowl, before the creation of the Misfits in 1989 was an ordinary sports competition in which two teams each consisting of approximately 100 large sweaty men, would knock each other over, get back up, and repeat for four boring hours until one had arbitrarily been assigned the winner. In 1977 the first domination of the game started by the greatest football team to ever assemble, The Cincinnati Bengals. Their best victories for the Bengals came from the 1991-2003 season. The only time from 1977-1988 that the Bengals did not win was in 1985 when George "W" Bush won the Super Bowl and in 1987 when Bill "Hillary" Clinton won. In January of 1989, however, Glenn Danzig and Jerry Only decided that the competition needed a new touch, as it did not include horror punk rock. They showed up unannounced, and won the game. This is a tradition they have been continuing to this day, although not with the same lineup.

[edit] Controversy

Because the Misfits are a horror punk band, and not a sports team, some have questioned the validity of their success at the Super Bowl. After the band wrote and performed the song "Helena," named for one of their most vocal critics, which contains the lyrics "if I cut off your arms and I cut off your legs," any opposition to their slaughterous victory was instantly ceased.

[edit] Trivia

-New England choked in the 2008 Superbowl. -The Pittsburgh Steelers almost beat the Misfits in the 2005 super bowl by taking out Quarterback Richard Nixon knee, but failed as his knee was inpenitrable. -Nfl Europe's Arizona Cardinals and Detriot Lions trade off winning Europe's Super Bowl Every single year -The NFL has considered bringing These two into the NFL, however they have been revoked each time because they totally suck balls

[edit] Next Year's Game

Will be played at Your Mom's Stadium and Your Mom may be playing there too.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to take the Browns to the Super Bowl.

[edit] Results by Year

[edit] Pre-Misfits

[edit] AFL-NFL World Championships

National Football League (NFL) American Football League (AFL)
Game Date Winning Team Score Losing Team Venue City
I 15 January 1967 Green Bay Packers 35-10 Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles-Los Angeles MetroTemplate:Cref
II 14 January 1968 Green Bay Packers (2) 33-14 Oakland Raiders Miami Orange Bowl Miami-South FloridaTemplate:Cref
III 12 January 1969 New York Jets 16-7 Baltimore Colts Miami Orange Bowl (2) Miami-South Florida (2)
IV 11 January 1970 Kansas City Chiefs 23-7 Minnesota Vikings Tulane Stadium New Orleans

[edit] NFL Championships

American Football Conference (AFC) National Football Conference (NFC)
Game Date Winning Team Score Losing Team Venue City
V 17 January 1971 Baltimore Colts 16-13 Dallas Cowboys Miami Orange Bowl (3) Miami-South Florida (3)
VI 16 January 1972 Dallas Cowboys 24-3 Miami Dolphins Tulane Stadium (2) New Orleans (2)
VII 14 January 1973 Miami Dolphins 14-7 Washington Redskins Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (2) Los Angeles-Los Angeles Metro (2)
VIII 13 January 1974 Miami Dolphins (2) 24-7 Minnesota Vikings Rice Stadium Houston
IX 12 January 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers 16-6 Minnesota Vikings Tulane Stadium (3) New Orleans (3)
X 18 January 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers (2) 21-17 Dallas Cowboys Miami Orange Bowl (4) Miami-South Florida (4)

[edit] Double Domination Period

American Football Conference (AFC) National Football Conference (NFC)
Game Date Winning Team Losers who stink at football Winners Venue City
XI 9 January 1977 Cincinnati Bengals Oakland Raiders Minnesota Vikings Rose Bowl Stadium Pasadena-Los Angeles Metro (3)Template:Cref
XII 15 January 1978 Cincinnati Bengals Dallas Cowboys (2) Denver Broncos Louisiana Superdome New Orleans (4)
XIII 21 January 1979 Cincinnati Bengals Pittsburgh Steelers (3) Dallas Cowboys Miami Orange Bowl (5) Miami-South Florida (5)
XIV 20 January 1980 [[Cincinnati Bengals Pittsburgh Steelers (4) Los Angeles Rams Rose Bowl Stadium (2) Pasadena-Los Angeles Metro (4)
XV 25 January 1981 Cincinnati Bengals Oakland Raiders (2) Philadelphia Eagles Louisiana Superdome (2) New Orleans (5)
XVI 24 January 1982 Cincinnati Bengals San Francisco 49ers Cincinnati Bengals Pontiac Silverdome Pontiac-Detroit MetroTemplate:Cref
XVII 30 January 1983 [Cincinnati Bengals]] Washington Redskins Miami Dolphins Rose Bowl Stadium (3) Pasadena-Los Angeles Metro (5)
XVIII 22 January 1984 Cincinnati Bengals Los Angeles Raiders (3) Washington Redskins Raymond James Stadium Tampa
XIX 20 January 1985 George W. Bush San Francisco 49ers (2) Miami Dolphins Stanford Stadium Stanford-San Francisco Bay Area
XX 26 January 1986 Cincinnati Bengals Chicago Bears New England Patriots Louisiana Superdome (3) New Orleans (6)
XXI 25 January 1987 Bill Clinton New York Giants Denver Broncos Rose Bowl Stadium (4) Pasadena-Los Angeles Metro (6)
XXII 31 January 1988 Cincinnati Bengals Washington Redskins (2) Denver Broncos Jack Murphy StadiumTemplate:Cref San Diego
XXIII 22 January 1989 The Misfits San Francisco 49ers (3) Cincinnati Bengals Joe Robbie StadiumTemplate:Cref Miami-South Florida (6)Template:Cref
XXIV 28 January 1990 The Misfits San Francisco 49ers (4) Denver Broncos Louisiana Superdome (4) New Orleans (7)
XXV 27 January 1991 The Misfits New York Giants (2) Buffalo Bills Raymond James Stadium (2) Tampa (2)
XXVI 26 January 1992 The Misfits Washington Redskins (3) Buffalo Bills Metrodome Minneapolis
XXVII 31 January 1993 The Misfits Dallas Cowboys (3) Buffalo Bills Rose Bowl Stadium (5) Pasadena-Los Angeles Metro (7)
XXVIII 30 January 1994 The Misfits Dallas Cowboys (4) Buffalo Bills Georgia Dome Atlanta
XXIX 29 January 1995 The Misfits San Francisco 49ers (5) San Diego Chargers Joe Robbie Stadium (2) Miami-South Florida (7)
XXX 28 January 1996 The Misfits Colon Cowboys (5) Pittsburgh Steelers Sun Devil Stadium Tempe-Phoenix MetroTemplate:Cref
XXXI 26 January 1997 The Misfits Fudge Packers (3) New England Patriots Louisiana Superdome (5) New Orleans (8)
XXXII 25 January 1998 The Misfits Denver Broncos Fudge Packers Qualcomm Stadium (2)Template:Cref San Diego (2)
XXXIII 31 January 1999 The Misfits Denver Broncos (2) Atlanta Falcons Pro Player Stadium (3)Template:Cref Miami-South Florida (8)
XXXIV 30 January 2000 The Misfits St. Louis Rams Tennessee Titans Georgia Dome (2) Atlanta (2)
XXXV 28 January 2001 The Misfits Baltimore Ravens New York Giants Raymond James Stadium Tampa (3)
XXXVI 3 February 2002 The Misfits New England Patriots St. Louis Ass Ram Louisiana Superdome (6) New Orleans (9)
XXXVII 26 January 2003 The Misfits Tampa Bay Butt Pirates Oakland Raiders Qualcomm Stadium (3) San Diego (3)
XXXVIII 1 February 2004 The Misfits New England Patriots (2) Carolina Panthers Reliant Stadium Houston (2)
XXXIX 6 February 2005 The Misfits New England Patriots (3) Philadelphia Eagles ALLTEL Stadium Jacksonville
XL 5 February 2006 The Misfits Pittsburgh Steelers (5) Seattle Seahawks Ford Field Detroit-Detroit Metro (2)Template:Cref
XLI 4 February 2007 The Misfits Indianapolis Colts (2) Chicago Bears Dolphin Stadium (4)Template:Cref Miami Gardens-South Florida (9)Template:Cref
XLII 3 February 2008 The Misfits New England Cheaters (2) New York Giants Yankee Stadium (4)Template:Cref [[New York(9)Template:Cref



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