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The game has been notable for featuring the highest attendances in AFL history. On June 19th, 1993, the game drew a record crowd of 28,745 to the [[Thunderdome]](now [[Tropicana Field]]) in [[St. Petersburg]] to see a Predators 46-45 win over the Storm. Both teams are known to organize bus trips down the I-4(hence the War on I-4) to the other city to see their team play.
The game has been notable for featuring the highest attendances in AFL history. On June 19th, 1993, the game drew a record crowd of 28,745 to the [[Thunderdome]](now [[Tropicana Field]]) in [[St. Petersburg]] to see a Predators 46-45 win over the Storm. Both teams are known to organize bus trips down the I-4(hence the War on I-4) to the other city to see their team play.

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Revision as of 20:32, 2 May 2005

The nickname for the Arena Football League rivalry between the Tampa Bay Storm and the Orlando Predators.

The teams have been meeting at least twice and up to four times a season since 1991, and have been consistently at the top of the league standings.

In fact, the overall regular and postseason series is only 19-18 in favor of the Storm. The sides have met five times in the AFL playoffs, with Orlando holding a 3-2 edge, and twice in the ArenaBowl, with each team winning once.

This season, the Predators won the first game in Orlando by a score of 61-46 on Febuary 11th, but Tampa Bay took the second meeting 54-42 in the St. Pete Times Forum on April 9th.

The game has been notable for featuring the highest attendances in AFL history. On June 19th, 1993, the game drew a record crowd of 28,745 to the Thunderdome(now Tropicana Field) in St. Petersburg to see a Predators 46-45 win over the Storm. Both teams are known to organize bus trips down the I-4(hence the War on I-4) to the other city to see their team play.