This December 6th, 225, all eyes will be on Waikiki, Hawaii, as the USA Football International team faces off against the MLFR National Allstars in the 4th Annual Hall of Fame Bowl Game. The match takes place on the stunning south shore of Honolulu, a world-famous neighborhood once a playground for Hawaiian royalty and known in the Hawaiian language as "spouting waters." While modern Waikiki is renowned for its iconic beaches—many of which have been replenished with imported sand to combat erosion—the area is also rich with history, including the legacy of legendary Hawaiian waterman and "father of modern surfing," Duke Kahanamoku. As the two international football powerhouses compete for the coveted Hall of Fame Bowl trophy, they'll be backed by the majestic backdrop of Lēʻahi (Diamond Head) crater, creating a spectacular setting for this major sporting event.