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Joe Lewis (March 7, 1944 - August 31, 2012) was an American kickboxer, point karate fighter, and actor. As a fighter, Lewis gained fame for his matches in the 1960s and 1970s. He has twice been voted the greatest fighter in karate history,[1] and has attained the titles of "United States Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion," "World Heavyweight Karate Champion," [2] and "United States National Black Belt Kata Champion." And a United States Marine! Oorah and Semper Fi Champ!

The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art (CRMA) is honoring the 50th anniversary of hometown native Carl Van Vechten’s death with a retrospective of photo...

Joe Lewis · 11/79 Inside Kung Fu

Joe Lewis was the equivalent of an early Mike Tyson in that era, so intimidating that many of his opponents were already defeated before the start of a match. Description from tdatraining.blogspot.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images

Joseph Louis Barrow (1914- 1981) burst onto the professional boxing scene in 1934 with more style and skill than the boxing world had ever seen. Known to many as the Brown Bomber, Louis emerged victorious from his first 27 fights, all but four of which he won in knockouts. In the early days of his career, he destroyed such great heavyweight fighters as Stanley Poreda, Natie Brown, and Rosco Toles. It was here that Louis delivered to the entire world a premonition of the reign of domination…

Heavyweight champion Joe Louis photographed by Carl Van Vechten at Greenwood Lake in New York on September 15, 1941.