And The Answer Is
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Answers:
1. a technique of using a long iron bar
2. making a Samurai of high rank betray his lord (if anyone disagrees let me know)
3. Sam Chapman (for information on the magazine About - Official Karate Magazine
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Questions:
1. a Mook Jong is what
2. Tatsuo Shimabuku is associated with what art
3. Tsurikomigoshi is what
1. a Mook Jong is what
2. Tatsuo Shimabuku is associated with what art
3. Tsurikomigoshi is what
1 -- literally a Wood Post ... Mook Yan Jong would be "proper" name for the "Wood Man Post (Dummy)" of TCMA fame.
2 -- Okinawan Isshin-Ryu
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3: a variation of the hip throw.
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People are getting to good at this
Answers:
1 -- literally a Wood Post ... Mook Yan Jong would be "proper" name for the "Wood Man Post (Dummy)" of TCMA fame.
2 -- Okinawan Isshin-Ryu
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Buka the thread is yours for tomorrow or a few days your choice
and the questions are????/
and the questions are????/
1 - In the soon to be released film "Hands of Stone" about boxing legend Roberto Duran, Duran will be played by actor Edgar Ramriz.
Duran's legendary trainer Ray Arcel will be played by Robert De Niro.
What eight time Grammy Award winning singer will play Duran's most famed opponent, Sugar Ray Leonard?
2 - Chuck Norris first appeared on screen, in an uncredited role, in which one of these 1960's films
A. Dean Martin's "The Wrecking Crew"
B. James Coburn's "Our Man Flint"
C. Anthony Quinn's "Requiem for a Heavyweight
3 - How is the UFC and the current TV show, Hawaii 5-0, historically linked?
I'll post answers on Friday.
Duran's legendary trainer Ray Arcel will be played by Robert De Niro.
What eight time Grammy Award winning singer will play Duran's most famed opponent, Sugar Ray Leonard?
2 - Chuck Norris first appeared on screen, in an uncredited role, in which one of these 1960's films
A. Dean Martin's "The Wrecking Crew"
B. James Coburn's "Our Man Flint"
C. Anthony Quinn's "Requiem for a Heavyweight
3 - How is the UFC and the current TV show, Hawaii 5-0, historically linked?
I'll post answers on Friday.
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darn I can actualy answer some of these
1. Usher but all the talk is not about his playing Sugar Ray Lenard it is about a different type of scene in the film
2. the wrecking crew (ed Parker was also in it) Chuck was not in Requiem for a Heavyweight but there sure was one famous boxer in it
3. no clue
1. Usher but all the talk is not about his playing Sugar Ray Lenard it is about a different type of scene in the film
2. the wrecking crew (ed Parker was also in it) Chuck was not in Requiem for a Heavyweight but there sure was one famous boxer in it
3. no clue
Answers
1. Usher is correct. (Tshadowchaser - what's the controversy over?)
2. The Wrecking Crew is correctamundo! (man, we're old!) And, yeah, pretty historical have Cassius Clay in Requiem)
3. Kamekona Tupuloa, a recurring character on Hawaii 5-0 who runs a shrimp truck, pilots a helicopter and works with the 5-0 team as a confidential informant is played by actor Taylor Tuli Wily.
He fought the very first fight in the history of the UFC, under the name Teila Tuli, competing against Gerard Gordeau.
1. Usher is correct. (Tshadowchaser - what's the controversy over?)
2. The Wrecking Crew is correctamundo! (man, we're old!) And, yeah, pretty historical have Cassius Clay in Requiem)
3. Kamekona Tupuloa, a recurring character on Hawaii 5-0 who runs a shrimp truck, pilots a helicopter and works with the 5-0 team as a confidential informant is played by actor Taylor Tuli Wily.
He fought the very first fight in the history of the UFC, under the name Teila Tuli, competing against Gerard Gordeau.
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Usher has a big sex scene in the movie (at this time) and there is more talk about that than his boxing scenes
on another note this has been a long long day for me and I'll post questions tomorrow unless Buka wants to have a go again
on another note this has been a long long day for me and I'll post questions tomorrow unless Buka wants to have a go again
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Questions:
1. Back in 1952 or so "the Great Togo" was a wrestler what was his real name
2. at one point "The Great Togo" had his two "brothers" wrestling with him what where mat names
3. what where the "brothers" real names
4. What martial art(s) did they know
No cheating on this one it is a real test of your historical martial arts knowledge
1. Back in 1952 or so "the Great Togo" was a wrestler what was his real name
2. at one point "The Great Togo" had his two "brothers" wrestling with him what where mat names
3. what where the "brothers" real names
4. What martial art(s) did they know
No cheating on this one it is a real test of your historical martial arts knowledge
Argghhhhh! I used to have a card (like basball cards) with him on it. Wish I still had it, not for the value, but because it's a really cool curio.
I'm trying to remember which guy it was. Maybe the guy who played Oddjob in the Bond movie, maybe another guy I'm thinking off - who's name I can't remember either.
Any hints? Was he a Judo man? Or a jiu-jitsu man? Did he and his bothers wrestle as part of a tag team?
I'm trying to remember which guy it was. Maybe the guy who played Oddjob in the Bond movie, maybe another guy I'm thinking off - who's name I can't remember either.
Any hints? Was he a Judo man? Or a jiu-jitsu man? Did he and his bothers wrestle as part of a tag team?
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OK I'll be nice and give a couple hints: actually one answer
the Great Togo was Gerald Okamura, a Nisei Japanese
now the other 2 who where called "brothers" one was a a high ranking judoka and the other a Karate person
the Karate person it is said won 270 matches in less than 3 minutes each most by one punch.
OK Buka thats the only hints take a wild guess or if you have a The September 1952 edition of "Ring" magazine there should be a picture of them and a one page article. I'll give the answers tomorrow and a link
opps I seemed to have answered 2 questions 1 and 4
the Great Togo was Gerald Okamura, a Nisei Japanese
now the other 2 who where called "brothers" one was a a high ranking judoka and the other a Karate person
the Karate person it is said won 270 matches in less than 3 minutes each most by one punch.
OK Buka thats the only hints take a wild guess or if you have a The September 1952 edition of "Ring" magazine there should be a picture of them and a one page article. I'll give the answers tomorrow and a link
opps I seemed to have answered 2 questions 1 and 4
1. Gerald Okamura
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4. karate and Judo
Bwahaha! (thanks for those answers!) I'm lost on this one, brother. I can see him in my mind, but I might be confusing him with other old wreslting memories.
I wish I had the old issue of Ring magazine. I used to collect them, but they're all gone now.
2.
3.
4. karate and Judo
Bwahaha! (thanks for those answers!) I'm lost on this one, brother. I can see him in my mind, but I might be confusing him with other old wreslting memories.
I wish I had the old issue of Ring magazine. I used to collect them, but they're all gone now.
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Answers:
1. Gerald Okamura
2. "Ko Togo", and "Mas Togo".
3. Kokichi Endo and Mas Oyama
4. Judo and Karate
Mas Oyama in America by Graham Noble
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Questions:
1. Manriki _ kusari is what
2. Tat shinto gatame is what
3. who was the sponser of theriental World of Martial Arts
1. Manriki _ kusari is what
2. Tat shinto gatame is what
3. who was the sponser of the
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