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  • JC VAN DAMME – PROMO KARATE KICK SHOW 1/4

    Posted by admin on December 31st, 2009 and filed under professional organization | 25 Comments »

    Part. 1 of 4. JCVD : CLICK HERE : READ “MORE” : JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME, A real deal !

    Artist : Transientworld
    Song : Arrival

    VAN DAMME’S FIGHT RECORD:
    18 Knock Outs 1 Loss

    * 1976 at age 16 Van Damme (Van Varenberg) won by knockout over T. Van Oostrum in 46 seconds in a full-contact debut sanction by the European Karate Union in Brussels. Van Damme then threw himself with earnest into his karate training.

    * 1977 Van Damme competed in the Netherlands Kickboxing Federation which allowed round kicks to inside and outside of the thigh as well as knee strikes to the body. (Ouch). Matches were five three-minute rounds. Van Damme won TKO over Maurice Devos in first round.

    * 1978 The 18-year old Jean-Claude was now a truly skilled fighter scoring an 18-second KO over E. Strauss, a 39-second stoppage when M. Juvillier quit the fight and a 12-second stoppage of O. Lang all at the EKU tournament in Antwerp, Belgium the Beginner Division.

    In follow-up tournament in Iseghem, Belgium under World-All Styles Karate Organization (WAKO) he won his second Beginner’s Championship with a first round stoppage over E. Leibman and Cyrrille Nollet. Van Damme also scored victories over Andre Robaeys, Jacques Pinarski, and Rolf Risberg. Rules permitting judo throws, footsweep but not thigh kicks.

    * 1979 Jean-Claude Van Varenberg (Van Damme) went to Orlando, Florida USA with his 10-knockout wins and no loss to compete in the WAKO World Full-Contact Championships. In his middleweight division he met the unbeaten American fighter Sherman Bergman from Miami, Florida USA in a scheduled two 2-minute rounds. Bergman knocked Van Damme down in opening seconds — but Van Damme pulled himself up and knocked out Bergman with a beautiful axe-kick ( ). Next Van Damme stopped Portugal’s Gilberto Diaz in opening 30-seconds. Elated, the 19 year old skipped training seriously for the semi-finals losing a 2-round decision to Patrick Teugels also from his home country, Belgium; Teugels became the Worlds Vice Champion.

    Returning to Europe with a fierce determination known to highly competitive young males, Van Damme knocked out Algeria’s Mustapha A. Benamon and Bekim M. Muhammad in independent events by European Professional Karate Association.

    * 1980 Van Damme’s hometown, Brussels, Belgium hosted the renowned
    Professional Karate Association (PKA) event where Van Damme as a young 19 year old teenager knocked out France’s highly respected Georges Verlugels in 2 rounds winning the “Professional” European Middleweight Kickboxing Championship.

    Weeks later Van Damme in an event sponsored by the European Professional Karate Association, retain his Professional Kickboxing Championship with a stoppage over Hungarian, Andras Kovac.

    Van Damme enjoyed run-away popularity at his achievement when defeating older, more experience fighters at just 19.

    But before retiring Van Damme requested a rematch with Patrick Teugels who was rated second in the world middleweight division and the only one to have defeated Van Damme. The rematch held in Brussels was scheduled for five 2-minute rounds. Van Damme stormed Teugels with an avalanche of aggressive fury completely overwhelming his opponent; the match was halted in under the two minute mark. Van Damme in a frenzy avenged his only loss and holds a 18 to 1 victory record!
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    *** Special Note to Youtbubers: I would be pleased if (1) you would be interested to read Van Damme’s Biography that I co-wrote as it appears on www.fandamme.net and/or (2) watched me starring in my own video demonstrating a high energy martial art fight: Interrogation Room. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFl1YJzUZWg ).
    Thank you!
    Louis-Philippe Simard of Studio LPS
    Montreal, Canada
    http://youtube.com/studiolps

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    25 Responses

    1. RichScotsman Says:

      Damn it, kid!


      it, kid!

      How many times do I have to tell ya?

      You don’t win with that ”tip tap” shit.

      Power. Power kicks.

    2. BLUDDYknucklez Says:

      JCVD reminds of …
      JCVD reminds of George St. Pierre a lot.

    3. MrLarafe Says:

      wtf are u all …
      wtf are u all about he is all muscle girls adore him n he can throw some mad kicks that is why he is a action movie star not a ufc fighter stop crying about it FUCK! ur the boy van dame 1 luv baby 1 luv

    4. kungfudragon99 Says:

      I NO HE COOD LIFT …
      I NO HE COOD LIFT HIS LEG UP BUT I DIDNT NO HE COOD LIFT HIS LEG HIGH 4 DAT LONG 0:23 to 0:27

    5. 911Muscles Says:

      he is a gymnast not …
      he is a gymnast not a fighter you mrons

    6. shinshoryuken Says:

      I haven’t seen him …
      I haven’t seen him do those moves in his movies for a very long time. This video looks rather old though, probably around 95.

    7. pcpaulius Says:

      I was wondering …
      I was wondering exactly the same mine definitely would tear a part if tried this with common pants

    8. Guard655 Says:

      Ok your point is …
      Ok your point is Van damme isen’t a fighter right?. K.

    9. Tommelomtom Says:

      I’ve seen alot of …
      I’ve seen alot of dancers, gymnas, ballerinas etc. who throws good kicks.. Would you call them fighters? Technique alone is nothing if you don’t know how to apply it.

    10. Guard655 Says:

      Knowing how to …
      Knowing how to throw good kicks does make you a good fighter.
      You’re kind of saying

      “knowing how to fight doesen’t make u a fighter”.

    11. SuperNextman Says:

      Why dosent he have …
      Why dosent he have a real fight instead of acting gay?

    12. carlos88888888 Says:

      how do they kick so …
      how do they kick so high wearing tight pants

    13. Tommelomtom Says:

      True, but a good/ …
      True, but a good/flashy kick doesn’t make anyone a fighter. Just because I know how to clutch doesen’t make me a good driver…

    14. Guard655 Says:

      But everyone can’t …
      But everyone can’t make a good kick.

    15. SomeBSUTubeName Says:

      Wish people could …
      Wish people could realize that movie fighting is much more like dancing than it is like self-defense. It’s a matter of moving dramatically, camera angles, and choreography. Street defense comes down to kicking people in the nuts and sticking pencils into eyes. That just doesn’t look very dramatic on film.

    16. chris96kalonji Says:

      Thats why Bruce Lee …
      Thats why Bruce Lee was and still is the best foreign fighter to come to America.

    17. Tommelomtom Says:

      Everybody can kick, …
      Everybody can kick, doesen’t mean you’re a good fighter.
      A good exhibitionist maybe.
      But then again, I hold my standards up against the hong kong cinema, which is out of his league.

      I look forward to your angry responses X)

    18. StreetFighter2010 Says:

      Yup. No need to get …
      Yup. No need to get his face busted up in the ring. He makes more money doing it in front of the camera. Plus the ring makes you grunt and smell and ugly. Movies is for the pretty boys.

    19. D5932 Says:

      nice . swift legs.
      nice . swift legs.

    20. Spewmonkeyrags Says:

      Vandamme is real, I …
      Vandamme is real, I know his parents, and visited them a couple times in Knokke.
      He is a nice person indeed

    21. Silesz Says:

      Hell get killed in …
      get killed in the ring next year :D

    22. SomeBSUTubeName Says:

      I watched VD …
      I watched VD filming a movie. He seemed friendly. He let people take pics with him. Seemed like a normal and nice guy.

    23. JeetKuneDoKa Says:

      I’m sure he could …
      I’m sure he could beat Chuck Liddell in….DANCING W/ STARS. LMAO!!!

    24. tedfio1tedfio1 Says:

      I really thought …
      I really thought the guy was just an actor; however, look up his fighting record. He was like 22 wins 1 lose in tournaments.

    25. JCVDable Says:

      Jean-Claude Camille …
      Jean-Claude Camille Francois Van Verenberg FOREVER!!!!!

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