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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (43766)	12/7/2013 8:11:36 PM
From: Solon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 69300

Lucky you! I read a little on him just now. Seems like he was an interesting fellow with an eye for the fair sex! And then, there was his challenge to Joe Lewis! "On the 13th of December 1951, Joe Lewis the heavy-weight boxing champion of the world came to Taiwan to publicize his skills. His performance was held at Sanchun court in Taipei. No one dared to compete with the world champion. Mr. Kuo asked to compete with Joe Lewis for this so called world championship because he thought China's art was superior to the Western style of boxing because it does not depend on physical strength. Mr. Kuo asked to compete several times but received no reply. He felt that the boxing champion denied the boxing art of China. Mr. Kuo said, he can win by strength but I can win by technique. The subtlety of the Chinese boxing art is that a large force can be overcome by the correct application of just a little bit of energy. Mr. Kuo did regret he did not have a chance to compete with Joe Lewis." kuo-lien-ying-taichi.org