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Mark Agnew

The second and final day of the Rogue Invitational takes place on Sunday, June 14. The competition plays host to some of the best crossfitters in the world, like Tia-Clair Toomey and Sara Sigmundsdottir, even though Rogue dropped the CrossFit brand from the Invitational following controversial tweets by the now former CEO of CrossFit.
The competition is taking place online, due to travel restrictions.
Toomey and Vellner win Rogue Invitational
You can view the workouts here.
Watch day two live below.




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Day two of the Rogue Invitational competition sees the best CrossFit athletes face off online, despite brand being dropped after tweet scandal



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Watch Rogue Invitational day two live – will Tia-Clair Toomey prove why she is the Fittest on Earth?

.css-1mniedq{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;} Day two of the Rogue Invitational competition sees the best CrossFit athletes face off online, despite brand being dropped after tweet scandal

Day two of the Rogue Invitational competition sees the best CrossFit athletes face off online, despite brand being dropped after tweet scandal