Florida Panthers fans overtake Oilers and set shocking new record in Cup Final

The Oilers finally got home ice advantage in this series and are known to have one of the hardest environments for an opposing team to play in, but Panthers fans are gaining a new reputation.

According to Hard Rock Bet, Florida Panthers set not only an NHL record, but a world record for crowd noise after Sam Bennett's 4-1 goal - reaching a peak of 130.9 decibels.

It was definitely a pop in the crowd moment for the Panthers as they essentially sealed the Game 3 win, and the crowd is definitely looking more packed than it has in years past - but fans still don't believe the decibel meter or the world record.

It was just a momentary peak that the video had to literally slow down to capture, and it's hard to believe it could top any other international sport event.

Measuring crowd noises has been a fun way to compare crowd pops among cities, and the Edmonton Oilers have always ranked among the top of the NHL.

The older Rexall Place in Edmonton was smaller and produced more noise, but Rogers Arena is still near top of the NHL. Last year's Game 6 of the Cup Final measured at 113.8db.

Whatever the decibel meter said for a split second in Florida, NHL fans have seen the fans in Oil Country blow the lid off their barn. Back in Game 5 on home ice, Oil Country will be totally rabid.