There’s 4 volumes there, I just noticed a Don Frye instructional there too.
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Hendo and Couture also has videos there.
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Only Benny the Jet that matters
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pretty sure that throw snapped his collar bone.
Old friend from LA Area trained with Benny
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It was also illegal by the rules agreed upon before the fight. Where tf are hip throws allowed in kickboxing outside of San shou?
Hip throws were legal back in the early days, [see Superfoot vs Blinky Rodriguez], pretty sure that fight was under WKA rules which allowed them too.
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In 1977, Benny Urquidez’s hip throw against Katsuyuki Suzuki was legal under WKA rules, allowing controlled throws as part of traditional martial arts techniques.
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brilliant mate, where’d you dig that up from?
Beast of a man, son of a pro boxer and pro wrestler. He was born to fight.
If he was in his prime today competing in MMA… 
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It’s from a copy of Benny’s record, Scanned from an old magazine I think.
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Incredible work here by Lawrence Kenshin.
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Chucky and Benny!
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Yes he started in boxing when he was 5 lol
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Apparently Jackie complained and told him that if he can’t pull his punches consistently, he’d have to let him go.
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Thats like when Stallone tried out Ernie shavers for a rocky movie he ended up crawling out of the ring throwing up.
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Apparently Dolph sent him to the hospital too after Stallone told him to go harder. Props to Stallone for keeping him.
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