Poll: How Do You Rate this World Cup So Far?

BEIJING, Jun 30, 2010 Graphics shows a goal of Spain in round of 16 match opposite Portugal at a 2010 South Africa World Cup on Jun 29, 2010.. (Xinhua/Zhang Liyun.

Weve seen 19 true days of World Cup soccer. During that time, weve watched an mind boggling 56 games. There have been plenty of highs, lots of controversy and a few lows. But how does this World Cup compare to prior ones in your opinion? Better or worse, or same?

Vote in a poll below. And Im interested to read your opinions in a comments section below. Is World Cup 2010 better or worse than WC 2006, WC 2002, WC 1998, WC 1994, etc?

Ill share my feedback after so we dont pitch a voting in a certain direction.

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