Kevin “Kimbo Slice†Ferguson defeated James Thompson by technical knockout 38 seconds into the third round, as mixed martial arts made its debut on CBS.
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- Pulling No Punches, Brawler Wins His Prime-Time Debut
- Badge of Honor for the New Fighter: Mangled Ear
- TV Spotlight Shines on Celebrated Street Brawler
- Companies Warm to Sponsoring Mixed Martial Arts
- Fighter Shot to Death in Idaho
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- Ultimate Fighting Recruits Military to Its Ranks
- The Businessman Who Finds Time to Fight
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- Karate, the ultimate martial art that developed from a synthesis of indigenous Ryukyuan fighting methods and southern Chinese martial arts. "Karate" originally meant Tang hand, i.e. Chinese hand, which was later changed to a homonym meaning 'empty hand' in Japanese. It is known primarily as a striking art, featuring punching, kicking, knee/elbow strikes and open handed techniques. However, grappling, joint manipulations, locks, restraints/traps, throws and vital point striking also appear in karate. - Excert from Wikipedia, summing up the essence of Karate.
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