While the June 2001 contest is a notable throwback, the tradition continued for over a decade. Later iterations, such as the , were professionally filmed and archived on platforms like YouTube , transitioning from a radio-only experience to a multi-platform digital event.

: Hosted during the peak of the show's early popularity, these contests typically drew massive crowds to local venues (often beach-themed or outdoor bars) and were characterized by the "Junkies" signature brand of irreverent, frat-style humor.

The , a hallmark event of the long-running Sports Junkies radio program, was a high-energy summer staple during the early 2000s. In June 2001 , the event was closely associated with WJFK 106.7 FM (then known as "106.7 The Fan" in the Washington, D.C. area), where the show served as a cornerstone of their talk programming. Event Highlights: June 2001

: The contest was heavily promoted on 106.7 FM , featuring live call-ins from contestants and "behind-the-scenes" radio segments that built anticipation throughout the month of June.

: Similar to subsequent years, the 2001 event likely featured multiple rounds of competition, audience judging, and a grand prize for the winner, often sponsored by local businesses. Evolution of the Event