2010 WoW Arena Tournament

"Blizzard
We’re glad to announce that registration for the 2010 World of Warcraft Arena Tournament is now open.
Now is the time to get your teammates together and get registered for the biggest online Arena competition World of Warcraft has to offer with a total cash pool of over $200,000!
The exclusive Armored Murloc in-game pet is an additional earnable reward for all participants and members of the top 1000 teams will also be given an exclusive title for their eligible live characters as well.
If you have any questions or would like more details, please read the FAQ, and remember to check back here for more updates."

When players have read the paragraph, you know the Tournament Realm 2010 is coming. Registration this year for the World of Warcraft Arena Tournament will require a $20 USD fee that you can pay and get Warcraft gold when you log into your WoW World as fast as you can. It means you can save your own money of buy WoW gold. This will allow you access to the Tournament Realm when they bring it online.

This year's tournament is expected to be unique and to deviate slightly from the format of previous years. It was originally rumoured that this year's tournament would include certain limited PvE items will be available for use by players. Items like the much sought after Icecrown Citadel trinkets like Deathbringer's Will and Dislodged Foreign Object. Better items and equipments can help players to get more cheap Warcraft gold and other benefits. And gold can offer players necessary weapons, drugs, armors and characters’ update. Therefore, it will be a good circulate. Here we suggest players to get more World of Warcraft gold that is better for your WoW adventure. If true this would have given this year's tournament a more authentic kind of feeling -- an experience that would resemble the PvP experience that plays out on live realms every day.

Unfortunately based off the loot lists it doesn't seem like this will be the case. Nonetheless, the tournament will be a great place for Arena enthusiasts to face off against their counterparts from other battlegroups.