America still considers itself as the whole ‘world’ to this day.

Well, not the whole world, but the part that counts. If you don't like it, you're welcome to be somewhere else. We won't miss you.

Superbowl Champions call themselves Superbowl champions. Even if they did call themselves world champion, it still fits, because American style football is really only played in America.

That's silly! Like most Americans, I know that besides our great nation, there is a land called Canada up at the north pole, some little island called Yurrip in the ocean somewhere (Sorry, geometry isn't my forte. Neither is language, for that matter, because I don't even know what forte means), and I believe there is a new nation that formed recently called Chi-Nuh. I think you can find that one deep underground in caves somewhere.

So there! Keep your incorrect, negative assumptions about Americans to yourself.

What a completely unprovoked thinly veiled passive aggressive american bashing post!

What sort of behavior is that for a public movie forum?
Does your mom know you act like this in public?

Um not really.

The Super Bowl Championship never emphasized itself as a Global Championship. I don't know where you're getting that idea from.

As for the World Series, I can agree that the title itself if rather ostentatious even though technically Major League Baseball recruits baseball players from Asia, South Asia, Africa, Latin America and even Europe, but it doesn't compete with global teams.

The World Series also includes Canada, to be accurate. I guess they could also fly teams in from Japan. Baseball isn't really popular anywhere else.

Butt hurt.

I wondered this growing up as well. It was explained to me that the best players in the world come to the U.S. to compete in our leagues. If that is the case, then I doubt MLS calls themselves world champions, lol.