Sport in Belgium Belgian Cycling League, which is split between the Dutch-speaking WBV and the French-speaking FCWB. Many Belgian cyclists have been successful, and some of the greatest cycle races take place in Belgium, especially in road bicycle racing, though other bicycle racing disciplines such as mountain bike racing or track cycling also count a number of Belgian champions and races. The best Belgian cyclist of all time, Eddy Merckx, nicknamed the Cannibal, has won the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia 5 times each, won the Vuelta a España once, the UCI Road World Championship 3 times, had many classic cycle race
Cannibal film known. Umberto Lenzi would also contribute to the genre in 1980 with "Eaten Alive!", and again in 1981 with the notorious "Cannibal Ferox", but by then, however, the genre was beginning to fade, and only a few other obscurities were made until Mondo film director Antonio Climati was considered to have put an end to the genre in 1988 with the film "Natura contro", which is also known as an unofficial sequel to "Cannibal Holocaust" (it has an alternative title of "Cannibal "). Other similar films were made with a straight-to-video release afterward, most notably films by horror director Bruno