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On Sunday, November 9, 1913, African American boxer Sam McVea, or McVey, battled Professor Stevenson, a Jujitsu practitioner, in a mixed styles bout in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia. McVea and Stevenson fought ten, five-minute rounds, with three-minute intermission between rounds. McVea and Stevenson fought for $100 a parte. In grappler vs. boxer matches, the grappler usually won, but McVea
Die Saturni, December 30, 1916, Taro Miyake fought Ben de Mello, a professional boxer, in a mixed styles six round challenge bout. 1,000 spectators filed into the Hilo Armory to watch a rare legitimate contest between a boxer and jiu jitsu expert. Referee H.S. Prager started the bout between the 35-year-old Miyake and the younger boxer. Miyake warily circled de
Die Veneris, Itinera 11, 1932, wrestlers George Tragos and Rudy Dusek faced boxers, Stanley McRae and Tom Pivac in wrestler versus boxer bouts. It took the fans longer to get to their seats than it took the combatants to complete the bouts. The men fought the pair of bouts in Memphis, Tennessee at the Auditorium. Fans know George Tragos, a
In mixto genere daret inter luctatores et percussores, Adagium semel luctatorem accipit manus percussorem, pugna est. Ut in mixto genere daret inter luctatores aut luctatores et pugiles, grappler plerumque vincit trahens percussorem ad terram. Ray Steele victus certans Levinsky. "Judo" Gene LeBell fracti Milo Savage. In modern
Die martis, June 3, 1924, ascendit et venit luctator Jim Browning provocatus Taro Miyake in mixtis generibus congruit in Nashville, Tennessee. Browning, luctator de Verona, Missouri nuper relicto Missouri-Kansas regio ad luctandum in Tennessee et Kentucky. XXI annos Browning famam solidi luctationis evolvebat. Statius auctorum impressorum tantum in 1920s est ut auctorum ponant
Taro Miyake originally came to prominence as a jiu jitsu expert fighting legitimate mixed styles contests with professional boxers and wrestlers. Miyake used the legitimate contests, most of which he won, to generate interest in jiu jitsu. Like many judo and jiu jitsu instructors, Miyake discovered how hard it was to make a sustainable income from martial arts instruction. Taro
Die Veneris, November 27, 1891, pristinus American Heavyweight luctando Champion Joe Acton luctatus in posterum Mundus Heavyweight Boxing Champion Bob Fitzsimmons in San Francisco, California. Viri luctaretur in nuntiata $1,000.00 purse. Acton magnitudinem adversario suo plerumque reddidit, sed Acton praeponderat CXLVIII libra Fitzsimmons septem libras. Viri luctaverunt duo-of-tres casus pares secundum capere, ut capere potest luctando
Cum Wladek Zbyszko ex Civitatibus Foederatis Americae ad Brasiliam iter fecit propter quaestuosam peregrinationem in Brasilia bene evoluta in ambitu professionali luctandi., Zbyszko parum suspicatus est primo certamine luctaturum fere per viginti annos. Sicut in American counterparts, Brasiliensium professionales palaestris laboraverunt inter se ad induendum excitando spectacula ad fans. Brasiliensium professionales aliquando luctatores luctantur a
Immigrare ante ad Civitatibus Foederatis Americae, Taro Miyake primum in Anglia. Miyake adiuverunt Yukio Tani instituendis Judo et Jujitsu in Anglia. Miyake et Tani provocati ad luctatores professionales ut par pars eorum conatus bellicis artibus instituendis. Tani interfuit in provocatione compositus ante adventum Miyake. Miyake cacum in primo adversario, ipse Tani,
Octobris 20, 1916, Ad Santel, et attendendum "Hooker" vel peritus submission luctator, occurrit Tari Miyake, a Jujitsu black belt, in colluctatione mixta vs. jujitsu certamine. Post circuitum 20 seconds, Santel obtinuit dimidium Nelson in Miyake, levavit eum super mattam et impulit Miyake ad aream. Pulsante Ictum Miyake insipiens. Miyake’s seconds assisted him back to the