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A MAJOR COLLEGE basketball game will be played on the deck of an aircraft carrier for the second-straight year this weekend.
The game generated huge TV ratings last year, and is part of a growing trend of sporting events being held in outrageous venues.
From tennis 1,000 feet in the air to soccer on a floating field, we picked our 13 favourite outside-the-box venues to ever hold big games.
UNC played Michigan State on an aircraft carrier in San Diego last year
The world ice golf championships in greenland
The NYC squash tournament of champions is now held in Grand Central Station
The Great Wall of China hosts an annual marathon
The Dodgers played the Red Sox in front of 115,000 in the LA Coliseum in 2008
Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer play tennis on a floating court in Qatar
From the side it looks like they're standing on water
In 2004 the WNBA's New York Liberty played the Detroit Shock on stage at Radio City Music Hall
Andre Agassi and Roger Federer played tennis 1,000 feet up on a skyscraper in Dubai
In 1986 this landless town built on stilts in Thailand constructed a soccer field
Horse racing through the streets of Siena in Italy
A squash tournament was held at the pyramids in Giza in 1998
A floating soccer pitch in Singapore
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