There should be a World Cup for American Football

Ok, so there is a football world; though noone in the US has ever heard of it. For the sake of debate, we should be debating if this would cup 'should' exist, or the con would say that its useless. My oppenents, and everyone's for that matter, is that no other countries beside the US would be interested in playing, however (http://www.ifaf.info...), "American football is a fascinating sport and its popularity has grown in more than 50 countries on six continents. American football began in the United States, but the sport has generated fans in other countries as diverse as Australia, South Korea and Finland." Football ball is being played all over the world, by all kinds of people, in all kinds of countries. A championship to highlight each countries skills wouldn't be bad, it would be great because the game would gain exposure. The whole problem we have in America is that we assume that noone else plays this game so we fear even trying to expose it. IF we just expose the game more and more people will play it. My opponents other argument revolved around saying that, even though we have a world cup it is not 'exiciting' enough. Well, ok, first of all you didn't look at all the score: The Championship game saw the US winning in double overtime against Japan 23-20 (http://wc2007.info...), and all of the games except the prelims involving Japan and the US (Where they both won there two prelims games handily) the other games remained very competive, especially the 3rd/4th place game and the 5th/6th place game which was 7-0 and 3-0 respectivly. Anyway, Americans don't care if the game is close, hell they encourage a blow out, as long as its for the Red, White, and Blue. Look at the Olympics, the 'Reedem Team' (Named so because the US actually lost a basketball game in the Olympics and World Championships and didn't walk away with a gold) walk away from Bejing with an 8-0 record, a gold medal, and a 21.5+ Scoring Margin. No game was close, even against Spain and Argentina (Ranked the highest in the world) the US still won by 11 and 20 points respectivly. After not being tested in the Olympics, the Redeem Team returned home as hereos for restoring honor to the US by winning their sport. A football World Cup would be no different, at least not for a long time. If IFAF would just simply market they're product then people all across the US would openly watch and watch enthusiastically. No in the heat of June/July is going to turn away from Team USA playing a football game no matter how lopsided it is because 1) Its they're country 2) They haven't seen anthing but a few spring football games in six months. Once we convince Americans, I don't think we'll have to do to much to convince the rest of the world http://en.wikipedia.org...) For the "2007 [World Cup] the total number of teams in the competition exceeded 20 countries" including qualifications. If you already have 20 countries activly participating, and 50 countries showing interest in the sport, the competion is only sure to grow. They're is plenty of competition out their for the US, we just have to be willing to accept it. Quiet Simply, all America has to do is embrace the World Cup that already exists and then the Sport will propel into a new era of international football. With the biggest proponent of Football behind it, the World Cup would be able to expand and grow just like soccer has untill it truely an honorable international championship.