Guinness World Record official will be in Nashville for possible decibel record

BarDown Staff

Nashville Fans celebrate during game 1 between the Predators and Blackhawks. , John Russell/NHLI via Getty Images

How ‘bout them Predators?

The team has arguably been the best throughout the 2017 NHL postseason, and tonight they have the opportunity to knock off the Ducks and advance to their first Stanley Cup Final.

Nashville’s fans have been regarded as a part of the of the league’s best for quite some time, and tonight they’ll have a chance to prove they might just be at the top. An official from Guinness World Records will reportedly be present at Bridgestone Arena for game 6 to determine if the record for the loudest crowd roar at an indoor event will be broken.

Guinness World Records official in #Smashville for a potential decibel record tonight for @PredsNHL vs #NHLDucks, per source @BrdgstoneArena
— Austin Stanley (@AustinStanley81) May 22, 2017

The current record is 130.4 dba, and was achieved by the Kansas Jayhawks during a home game against West Virginia on February 13, 2017. Nashville fans already came close after Filip Forsberg tied game 3 in the final minute.

Courtesy of our network engineer @marshallweidner. Forsberg goal exceeded 129 dB!! pic.twitter.com/IOk5yZIFZ0
— 102.5 The Game (@1025TheGame) May 19, 2017

Perhaps some of the state’s other professional athletes will be in the crowd again to help fans achieve the milestone.

Tennessee Titans offensive linemen crushing tallboys to fire up the crowd in Nashville

Go Preds. pic.twitter.com/v1sHACFVqo
— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) May 17, 2017

It's going to be a loud one.

(H/T r/Hockey)