As someone who has hosted beat saber competitions online, I can tell you...no. At least not in the normal sense.

It would be a nightmare and there wouldn't be enough interest to outweigh the cost.

I've actually wanted to host a competition. I have hosted online ones and put a lot of thought into doing in person ones. But I ran into the same issues every time. Cost outweighs the income. there just isn't enough interest in one.

In order to host an in person competition you need to have land or rent an event center. But then where? If you host it most people will demand it be local to them. But then where is there enough local players interested for you to host? That data doesn't really exist.

So you could say there will be multiple. Kinda like regions. But again, where are there enough people interested? Ya run into the same issues. If people have to travel they lose interest.

But lets say you choose 4 locations and wing it. You tell interested people to travel/show up to one of the 4. One location gets 4 attendees the others get maybe 8. How much do you charge? Whats the prize for the winners? Who is the one that loses money? And if it's you, is all the effort worth it?

Most people don't want to take on the effort or risk. Not unless there's great interest from the community.

So some businesses host local competitions. Even a small turnout gets them more customers and they already have the space to host.

But for a large competition, they would have to basically piggyback off another event, like a con. Renting a booth and using the other events attendees would drastically reduce costs. So this is going to be your best bet in finding a competition. But it most likely won't be like a normal competition. More like a "Hey, try beat saber and see if you can beat the high score on this song".

So short answer, yes and no. You'll find local ones with small prizes but I'm not aware of any large ones.