Hello. I currently am living in Tucson, Arizona, and I really don't have any info on tournaments or how many people play beyblades in this wonderful state. And I am currently looking for bladers to battle with and tournaments to join in. If there is anyone in my area who is interested in battling me sometime, or who knows any locations to play at, please let me know. Thank you to all of you who read this, and many thanks to all who respond.

This is the wrong place to pit this topic. Also there is already an Arizona thread.

This is the wrong place to pit this topic. Also there is already an Arizona thread.

Is it possible to get a link to the directed page?

Just search 'Arizona' in the North America forum under Beyblade General and you should find what you're looking for.

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