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I was once a member of the American Karate Blackbelt Association (AKBBA). Great memories mentored and taught by Pat Burleson. He'll be missed.

Robert is my uncle. He still till this day could probably go out and compete

McCallum was one of my all time heroes. In my opinion one of the best ever. Love to see him fight, glad we never crossed paths.

Pretty much the style grillo was working towards. Excepte rays kicking ability is better. Grillo punched better

The man was amazing.

I can't believe that was 20 years ago... I wish I could go back in time

What's your quickest victory time? Drop us a link to the video.

That was quick!

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Classic martial arts tournament from long ago

Wonderful video of a very special man. Thank you for sharing.

LOL the refs gi...

JL learned that double kick from me!, lol. Those days were so cool. Point fighting was much closer to full contact, really rough and tumble, and both these guys were as rough and tough as they come.

He is so good I hope to be like him someday like I take Karate classes

You know my dad is Donald Brady no cap

J Pat Burelson was a true Living Legend! He will be missed to say the least!…Professor Larry Hilton

Super impressive

I fought Ray in 1980 in dfw ...3 to 0 I had 0 😱 😆

Oh yeah it’s my karate sensei As the ref Master hourscht

Tremendously proud of each of them:)!

what the hells up with the cartwheel kick lmao

My Dad trained under John Longstreet

Nice

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Bob harris was my kenpo instructor.

Tight fight by two of the best.

John Longstreet was a great point fighter. He was also hell of a contact fighter. His techniques were very clean, I remember being impressed by that when I first saw him fight in a tournament WAKO in UK in 1985. His points were very clear to all. Great timing , distancing, strategy and technique mechanics. Economical too, none of the 'prod prod lead leg side kick then lean in with an extended backfist', which is the approach alot default to , unless they see chance for a 'blitz' or defensive bfist. Around this time Longstreet and such as Jesse here, and quite a few others took the game to a high level.

hi master thorn -bodie

hi Master Thorn! hi Loren

Very cool and helpful thanks

Really helpful thanks

i think Longstreet was just as good as Jeff smith

John is my teacher

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Met him a couple of times about 8 years ago, still pretty flexible from what I remember, but DANG! Boy was good!

I want to buy 10 A3 were i can get it

Isnt that robert harris ?

I was there. Each of these gents were at the top of the game as it was being played then. The wily winsome "Scorp" was one of a dozen people out there who on the right day could have whipped Ray. It was Ray's day and Scorp, as I remember, was gracious and game.

Damn good

That side kick though 0:34

good job sweetie

nice

Looks more like a hard game of tag by today's MMA standards.

same name lol

I was done after that kick lol. .. homeboy is tough!

The Real Deal ! Jimmy "Whirlwind" Tapia! Kick of The 80"s.