Believe it or not there's an EEC belt!!
Believe it or not there's an EEC belt!!
would you beleive theres yet another belt being awarded by another body!!!
just found out that Willie Limmond is to fight (date and venue to be announced) France's Ali Oubaali for the ..... wait for it....
the European Community (EEC) super-featherweight title.
someone somewhere must be making this up!!
just found out that Willie Limmond is to fight (date and venue to be announced) France's Ali Oubaali for the ..... wait for it....
the European Community (EEC) super-featherweight title.
someone somewhere must be making this up!!
id never heard of it before. so if the EBU is behind itis it seperate from the EBU belts? or can you be both the European champ and the EC champ simultaniously?
the whole things a fuckin joke.
one day im going to sit down and see if i can work out how many bets its possible to win during a career, starting with regional right through to world level. a near impossible task
the whole things a fuckin joke.
one day im going to sit down and see if i can work out how many bets its possible to win during a career, starting with regional right through to world level. a near impossible task
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DavidPayne
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Matchfixer
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Not sure about that.wouter wrote:Not every European country belongs to the EU, so the belts aren't open to the same fighters.
According to the EU website, the following are all members..
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
With an application pending from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
the list seems to include all the major european boxing countries, the UK, ireland, italy, france, germany etc
So with the exception of Switzerland, who never join anything and have no fighters anyway and Albania, what European countries are missing?
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Matchfixer
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Ukraine. Winners of this year's Eurovision song contest and nationality of the mighty Klitschkosneil r wrote:Not sure about that.wouter wrote:Not every European country belongs to the EU, so the belts aren't open to the same fighters.
According to the EU website, the following are all members..
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
With an application pending from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
the list seems to include all the major european boxing countries, the UK, ireland, italy, france, germany etc
So with the exception of Switzerland, who never join anything and have no fighters anyway and Albania, what European countries are missing?
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Loads. There's at least 40 odd countries in Europe.neil r wrote:Not sure about that.wouter wrote:Not every European country belongs to the EU, so the belts aren't open to the same fighters.
According to the EU website, the following are all members..
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
With an application pending from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
the list seems to include all the major european boxing countries, the UK, ireland, italy, france, germany etc
So with the exception of Switzerland, who never join anything and have no fighters anyway and Albania, what European countries are missing?
There are 25 countires that are member of the EUneil r wrote:Not sure about that.wouter wrote:Not every European country belongs to the EU, so the belts aren't open to the same fighters.
According to the EU website, the following are all members..
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
With an application pending from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
the list seems to include all the major european boxing countries, the UK, ireland, italy, france, germany etc
So with the exception of Switzerland, who never join anything and have no fighters anyway and Albania, what European countries are missing?
European countries that are not members of the EU:
Iceland
Norway
Liechenstein
Andorra
San Marino
Greenland
Monaco
Serbia
Macedonia
Turkey
Romania
Bulgaria
Ukraine
Russia
Belarus
Albania
Armenia
Azerbadjan
Georgia
the Vatican state
Switzerland
Croatia
Moldova
Bosnia
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I'd be up for that. You make the fighter pay for the belt as part of their fees, then get a bog standard one from someone like beltster.com. Chuck in a few hundred quid fees and you're off and earning money. Low overheads too. I'd say that all you need is a decent website and a bit of marketing and you're away, but a lot of the bodies don't even have that.neil r wrote:Anyone fancy starting a belt?
cant be difficult really and there must be money in it due or else there wouldnt be so many.
Don't tell Steve689 though, or he'll have his GBO buddies on us.
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Freiheit wrote:The faroe islands are still our bitches, they dont have any indepentant foreign policy ectglittermonkey wrote:Who could forget the whipping boys of international football, the Faroe Isles.
They do want to get indepentant (kind of like Greenland has been since 1979) but they dont want to lose the money we send up there every year so they are not in a hurryglittermonkey wrote:Freiheit wrote:The faroe islands are still our bitches, they dont have any indepentant foreign policy ectglittermonkey wrote:Who could forget the whipping boys of international football, the Faroe Isles.They're starting to get uppity then, having their own football team. Next they'll be wanting to be free of the oppressive Danish regime.
