TYSON Vs LEWIS KNOCKOUT! by AlexGproduction2012




John Lewis (born February 8, 1968) is an American former mixed martial arts champion, UFC veteran, and a popular MMA/martial arts instructor considered a legend throughout the mixed martial arts world. As a coach he has trained Ultimate Fighting Championship World Champions Chuck Liddell (over 10 years), Tito Ortiz (through winning his first title), Randy Couture, Kevin Randleman, Matt Lindland, Egan Inoue, Enson Inoue, Frank Trigg, Pat Smith, Rico Rodriguez, Gilbert Yvel and BJ Penn to name a few. As a fighter he has defeated renowned fighters like Japanese legend Rumina Sato and Brazilian MMA champion Johil De Oliviera plus he battled Carlson Gracie Jr to a draw.[1] He was also in the first 2 ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship events Abu Dhabi.Lewis is a highly decorated martial artist as a 4th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Nova Uniao founder Andre Pedeneiras, 2nd degree black in Sho Kon Do (Japanese Kickboxing) under founder Dan Koji, 1st degree black belt under “Judo” Gene LeBell, and a 1st degree black belt in Japanese Ju-Jitsu under Sensei Porter. He is also well versed in many other martial arts. Lewis was the 4th American in the entire world to receive a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the 1st student to receive a black belt from Gene LeBell that trained under him from white belt to black belt.


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