2. Whoinvented it? When and
wherewas it invented?
• The concept of the
sport had been
imagined in 1992 by the
cartoonist EnkiBilal.
LepeRubingh was who
took the concept to
practice in the spring of
2003. It was invented in
a film UunoTurhaparo .

3. Where is this sport popular?
• This sport is popular
know in Colonia, but
the first
championshipwas in
Amsterdam.

4. How do you do this sport?
• This sport consists of up to • Repeatedwarningsmayresult in
eleven alternating rounds of a disqualification. The
boxing and chess . The match playersputonheadphonesdurin
beginswith a four-minute g the chessportion so thatthey
chess round. This is do
followedbythree minutes of nothearanyshoutedassistancef
boxing, with rounds of chess rom the audienceor the
and boxingalternating until the livechesscommentary. If the
end. Thereis a one minute chessgamereaches a
break between rounds. If a stalemate, the scores from the
competitorfails to make a boxing rounds are used to
moveduring the chess determine the winner. If the
round, he is issued a warning boxing score is also a tie, the
and he mustmovewithin the playerwith the
next 10 seconds. blackpieceswins.

5. - Is it a team sport or not?
• Is not a sport withteam.

6. What equipment do you need?
• You need the same that
boxing only that also
need helmets.

7. - Where can you practise this sport?
• You can practisethis
sport in a ring like
boxing.

8. Is there a championship?
• In 2003 he became the
first championship in
Amsterdam in which he
was its creator,
LepeRubingh who won.

9. What are the rules?
• Actionssanctioned in chess: • Actions not allowed in boxing:
• - Perform moves without properly • - Fight between different categories.
handle the chess clock - Fight with bare fists.
- Push one or more pieces irregularly - Hugging or hit the opponent when
- Lack of updating the form of he is helpless.
movements - Hitting the neck or behind the head.
- Use notes or sources of information - Nod knowingly.
- Carry electronic media during the - Kicking the rival.
games • - Tripping an opponent.
- Distract or annoy the opponent - Hitting below the belt.
- Leave the premises of the game - Make use of other objects than
without referee's permission those gloves of.
- Give back to the opponent.

10. The end.