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**SallythePearl** · 02-17-2007, 09:10 AM

They belong to AUSKF or they don't. If they do there is no "joint" championship. If they don't why would AUSKF have a "joint" championship.

well, yes the KKA either joins or they don't, so by default. ..once they join, they are part of the AUSKF,so there wouldn't be the need for a "joint" championship. but, if you know the koreans as well as i do. I doubt they will just abolish their "U.S kumdo championship" event. (don't believe? wait and see) so, i guess in the back of my mind it's like the AUSKF and KKA will be one, but at the same time distinct and seperate entitties operating with different rules. I mean after all can you imagine the AUSKF saying to the KKA of U.S. "well, gentlemen now you are part of AUSKF, you must forego what you've always been doing, and do things our way". I don't think so.

02-17-2007, 09:10 AM	#8
SallythePearl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	They belong to AUSKF or they don't. If they do there is no "joint" championship. If they don't why would AUSKF have a "joint" championship. well, yes the KKA either joins or they don't, so by default. ..once they join, they are part of the AUSKF,so there wouldn't be the need for a "joint" championship. but, if you know the koreans as well as i do. I doubt they will just abolish their "U.S kumdo championship" event. (don't believe? wait and see) so, i guess in the back of my mind it's like the AUSKF and KKA will be one, but at the same time distinct and seperate entitties operating with different rules. I mean after all can you imagine the AUSKF saying to the KKA of U.S. "well, gentlemen now you are part of AUSKF, you must forego what you've always been doing, and do things our way". I don't think so.
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