XFL
(noun) X-Treme Football League; the name of a failed football league created by WWF/WWE owner, VInce McMahon. This football league lasted only one season before being canceled.
XFL by Brad Dotlich March 31, 2003
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XFL
N.) X-Treme Football League. A crappy football league created by Vince Mcmahon and launched in Feburary 2001. It started out very strong, but it's ratings literally cut in half every week and by the end of it's season, in April 2001, approximately 549 on the Planet were still watching. Vince McMahon also lost about $72 million with the XFL as well. The XFL nowadays causes massive amounts of laughter just by mentioning it. (He Hate Me!)
XFL
The most hardcore, intense, degenerate Fantasy league in all of sports. In the XFL the grass is always green and the Cabaret is full of Kings. An XFL pre game meal consists of C4 sandwiches topped with chlorine for salt and gunpowder for pepper. Each year 10 members go in but only 1 can claim the Heavyweight Title. Landmines and snipers can be found at the draft. XFL members always inform other members of any good brew -n- screws or jerk & squirts they encounter. Midget strippers, "Burning Diesel",explosives training sessions and stories about "Pistolita" can be included in XFL activities.
XFL by Coach Boris Ramnovitch July 9, 2009
XFL
(verb) To discontinue an activity after the first attempt or within a year of the activity's inception, whichever comes first.
XFL by Brad Dotlich March 31, 2003
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