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736:Knife fight
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1930:Kickboxing
1684:Qwan Ki Do
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1497:Kickboxing
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2060:Wrestling
2055:Taekwondo
2015:Wrestling
2010:Taekwondo
1953:Taekwondo
1935:Muay Thai
1870:freestyle
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690:Body cord
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1920:Ju-jitsu
1793:Tricking
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1309:Striking
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1995:Fencing
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1636:hybrids
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174:riposte
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61:fencing
57:Tactics
41:to hit
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430:Drills
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256:rapier
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1948:Sambo
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