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The '''Billiards World Cup Association''' ('''BWA''')<!--No, that is not a typo; BWCA was already taken in the sports world.--> was a [[Sport governing body|governing body]] for [[carom billiards]], like its competitor and successor, [[Union Mondiale de Billard]]. |
The '''Billiards World Cup Association''' ('''BWA''')<!--No, that is not a typo; BWCA was already taken in the sports world.--> was a [[Sport governing body|governing body]] for [[carom billiards]], like its competitor and successor, [[Union Mondiale de Billard]]. |
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After staging several [[three-cushion billiards]] championships, BWA met its demise in 2004 due financial problems and failing relations with the UMB, leaving the latter as the only carom governing body. |
After staging several [[three-cushion billiards]] championships, BWA met its demise in 2004 due to financial problems and failing relations with the UMB, leaving the latter as the only carom governing body. |
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==BWA World Three-cushion Champions== |
==BWA World Three-cushion Champions== |
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The Billiards World Cup Association (BWA) was a governing body for carom billiards, like its competitor and successor, Union Mondiale de Billard.
After staging several three-cushion billiards championships, BWA met its demise in 2004 due to financial problems and failing relations with the UMB, leaving the latter as the only carom governing body.
BWA World Three-cushion Champions
Year | Winner | Nationality |
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1986 | Raymond Ceulemans | Belgium |
1987 | ||
1988 | Torbjorn Blomdahl | Sweden |
1989 | Ludo Dielis | Belgium |
1990 | Raymond Ceulemans | Belgium |
1991 | Torbjorn Blomdahl | Sweden |
1992 | ||
1993 | Sang Chun Lee | United States |
1994 | Torbjorn Blomdahl | Sweden |
1995 | ||
1996 | ||
1997 | Dick Jaspers | Netherlands |
1998 | Torbjorn Blomdahl | Sweden |
1999 | Dick Jaspers | Netherlands |
2001 | Torbjron Blomdahl | Sweden |