ABA's cancelled this year?

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Jeff Thomas
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ABA's cancelled this year?

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What going on? Anyone know?
matko
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Was meant to be over Xmas I was told, is it cause of commonwealth games?
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They have put them back untill February.
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isnt it delayed due to them not having to wear head gear.. giving time to adjust?
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Delayed due to the adoption of AIBA rules. This will give clubs and boxers time to adjust.

ABA wont be ABA for much longer, rebranding to England Boxing I think as AIBA are requesting all National Federations remove amateur from their title. Part of AIBA's bid to govern all boxing not just amateur.
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dbf wrote:Delayed due to the adoption of AIBA rules. This will give clubs and boxers time to adjust.

ABA wont be ABA for much longer, rebranding to England Boxing I think as AIBA are requesting all National Federations remove amateur from their title. Part of AIBA's bid to govern all boxing not just amateur.
"You know what would be a good idea?"

"Yeah? What?"

"Lets try and fragment boxing even further"
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wrimc wrote:
dbf wrote:Delayed due to the adoption of AIBA rules. This will give clubs and boxers time to adjust.

ABA wont be ABA for much longer, rebranding to England Boxing I think as AIBA are requesting all National Federations remove amateur from their title. Part of AIBA's bid to govern all boxing not just amateur.
"You know what would be a good idea?"

"Yeah? What?"

"Lets try and fragment boxing even further"
Yep! Power hungry people who don't even care about boxing are doing this to the sport.
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