 The game would be the only World Bowl involving two North American-based WLAF teams, as well as the only World Bowl played on North American soil.The Surge was owned by Fred Anderson, who, upon the WLAF going on hiatus after the 1992 season, continued Sacramento's professional football presence by forming the Sacramento Gold Miners, which played in the Canadian Football League for three years, albeit at Hornet Stadium.Hughes Stadium hosted sixteen college football bowl games known as the Camellia Bowl between 1961 and 1980.