Martial Arts And Combat Sports Codexery

Martial Arts And Combat Sports 1-24

21 entries in the Martial Arts And Combat Sports compendium.

Martial Arts And Combat Sports 1-24 — Era Chart

Kanō Jigorō1860Harry Greb1894Gichin Funakoshi1905Hélio Gracie1913Masahiko Kimura1917Gene LeBell1932Henry Armstrong1937Mas Oyama1953Fedor Emelianenko1976Georges St-Pierre1981Holly Holm1981Félix Savón1988Khabib Nurmagomedov1988Hadi Saei2000
Daniel MendozaEnglish prizefighter who advanced scientific boxing technique.Fedor EmelianenkoRussian former MMA champion and politician.Gene LeBellJudoka, wrestler, and stuntman credited as a precursor to modern MMA.Gene TunneyHeavyweight champion who retired undefeated as a heavyweight after the Long Count Fight.George ForemanGeorges St-PierreCanadian former professional mixed martial artist and two-division UFC champion.Hadi SaeiIranian councilor and former taekwondo athlete, most successful Iranian Olympian.Henry ArmstrongFirst boxer to hold three world titles simultaneously.Holly HolmFirst to win major titles in both boxing and MMA.Hélio GracieCo-founder of Brazilian jiu-jitsu and patriarch of the Gracie family.Ip ManChinese Wing Chun grandmaster and teacher of Bruce Lee.Jack DempseyAmerican heavyweight champion who created boxing's first million-dollar gate.James J. CorbettScientific boxer who defeated John L. Sullivan.Harry GrebAmerican professional boxer who fought 299 times, held the American light heavyweight titlGichin FunakoshiStudent of Ankō Itosu and Ankō Asato; introduced karate to mainland Japan.Félix SavónCuban amateur boxing legend, three-time Olympic gold medalist.Kanō JigorōFounder of judo and first Asian IOC member.Khabib NurmagomedovUndefeated UFC Lightweight Champion and Hall of Fame inductee.Mas OyamaFounder of Kyokushin Karate.Masahiko KimuraJapanese judoka who never lost a match from 1936 to 1950.Morihei UeshibaFounder of aikido, a Japanese martial art.
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