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Randy Moss has been named ambassador for 'The Champions' bass fishing tournament, which features a record prize pool of $3.25 million, including a top prize of $1.25 million. The tournament will take place in Nashville this fall.
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NFL Hall of Famer Randy Moss has gone from catching passes for a career to catching bass, and his lifelong passion took a step further with the announcement of him being named ambassador of an historic bass fishing tournament.
Moss will headline the inaugural âThe Championsâ tournament featuring the top professionals from the Bassmaster Elite Series and Major League Fishingâs Bass Pro Tour vying for a record purse of $3.25 million and a first-place prize of $1.25 million, the largest in the sportâs history.
The World Bass Enterprises made the announcement Monday about Mossâ involvement, which includes his new YouTube bass fishing series called âChasing 10 with Randy Mossâ being the presenting partner.
âBass fishing has always been a big part of my life and fuels my competitive fire in retirement,â said Moss, a four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver. âI get the same rush reeling in a bass as I did finding the end zone.
âAs I launch âChasing 10â and spend more time on the water, partnering with WBE was an easy choice. From day one Iâve been impressed with Brianâs leadership and vision, and I canât wait for The Champions tournament this fall in Nashville.â
NFL great Randy Moss will soon debut his new YouTube bass fishing series called Chasing 10.
Brian Bird is the WBE founder and CEO, and his historic bass tournament will be Oct. 28-Nov. 1 on Old Hickory Lake in Sanders Ferry Park in Henderson, Tenn. It will feature the top 50 anglers from the top two pro bass tours.
The Champions is a five-day event with three days of competition. Fireworks, a flyover, interactive games, fishing activities and multiple musical acts will highlight the family friendly event.
'The Champions' is an inaugural bass fishing tournament featuring top professionals from the Bassmaster Elite Series and Major League Fishing, with a total purse of $3.25 million.
The top prize for the tournament is $1.25 million, the largest in the history of the sport.
'The Champions' tournament is scheduled to take place this fall in Nashville.
Randy Moss's new YouTube series is called 'Chasing 10,' focusing on his passion for bass fishing.
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NFL great Randy Moss with WBE founder Brian Bird, along with a nice largemouth bass.
âChasing 10 with Randy Moss,â a Big 84 production led by producer Andrew Grein, will chronicle Mossâ love of bass fishing as he travels the U.S. with special guests from the sporting and celebrity world in a quest of catching a 10-pound bass, a legendary milestone of bass fishermen.
The first episode, debuting in the coming weeks, will feature Mossâ former Minnesota Vikings teammates Cris Carter and Jake Reed, along with Bird. Subsequent guests will include former Vikings quarterback Daunte Culpepper, as well as actors, comedians, celebrity chefâs, musicians and more.
âRandy Moss is synonymous with âa catch,â whether on the football field or on the water,â Bird said. âOur partnership with Randy across âThe Championsâ and his new bass fishing series is a natural fit as we both share a lifelong passion for fishing and a vision to take bass fishing mainstream, showcase the worldâs best anglers, and welcome new fans.â
In 14 NFL seasons, Moss made 156 touchdown catches, second only to Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice (197), and set a single-season record for receiving touchdowns with 23 as a member of the New England Patriots in 2007.
Today, heâs still making catches but in a different venue.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Randy Moss joins historic bass tournament with top prize of $1.25M