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Competition winner Adam Santarossa watches the TV screen as he spends 31 days in a giant replica Jabulani World Cup ball, watching all 64 games from South Africa, in Melbourne on June 23, 2010. Santarossa has to spend a minimum of 22 hours a day in the ball, only been allowed out for toilet breaks, food and a bit of excercise. The giant Jabulani, which is a bit harder to kick than the real ball, weighs in at two tonnes, is 6m high and 6m wide, a scale of 30:1 over the actual Jabulani, and is Santarossa home for the World Cup and where he spends his spare time doing daily blogs and match reports after every match. AFP PHOTO/William WEST (Photo credit should read WILLIAM WEST/AFP/Getty Images)