Question about the fight on allegedly right now
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 15:05
How does a Kazahk qualify for an EBU title?
Apparently 10 per cent of Kazakhstan is in Europe, not sure how they work that out but there we goBoxing Prospect wrote:How does a Kazahk qualify for an EBU title?
GlobalBox wrote:Apparently 10 per cent of Kazakhstan is in Europe, not sure how they work that out but there we goBoxing Prospect wrote:How does a Kazahk qualify for an EBU title?
About 1% of turkey is!GlobalBox wrote:Apparently 10 per cent of Kazakhstan is in Europe, not sure how they work that out but there we goBoxing Prospect wrote:How does a Kazahk qualify for an EBU title?
About 1% of turkey is!GlobalBox wrote:Apparently 10 per cent of Kazakhstan is in Europe, not sure how they work that out but there we goBoxing Prospect wrote:How does a Kazahk qualify for an EBU title?
No one takes that title seriously, EBU and OPBF titles are meant to be the top titles...*sighs*AntonS wrote:WBA Pan African titles contested in Australia & New Zealand is a killa![]()
http://boxrec.com/title_search.php?titl ... &SUBMIT=Go
Yeah, as is WBF (Foundation) CommonwealthBoxing Prospect wrote:No one takes that title seriously, EBU and OPBF titles are meant to be the top titles...*sighs*AntonS wrote:WBA Pan African titles contested in Australia & New Zealand is a killa![]()
http://boxrec.com/title_search.php?titl ... &SUBMIT=Go
Australia are in the Asian one as well. The Kazahks switched in 2002 Uzbekistan have apparently been thinking about doing the same.ILikeBeer wrote:Didn't England play the Kazaks in the world cup qualifying a few years back? They were in the European qualifying group.
Don't think so, but from wikipediaILikeBeer wrote:I wonder if the Kazaks enter Eurovision.
Participation in the contest is open to all active member broadcasters of the EBU. To be an active member, broadcasters must be in the European Broadcasting Area, or be in a Council of Europe member country.[1] Eligibility to participate is not determined by geographic inclusion within the continent of Europe, despite the "Euro" in "Eurovision" — nor does it have a direct connection with the European Union.