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  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ron_van_CliefRon van Clief - Wikipedia

    Ron Van Clief retired as a 5 time world karate/kungfu champion and 15 time all American champion. Ron Van Clief has been competing in BJJ tournaments since 2015 and still competes as of 2021. Van Clief is also the author and creator of a number of instructional books and video recordings.

  3. kungfumovieguide.com › profile-ron-van-cliefProfile: Ron Van Clief - Kung Fu Movie Guide

    May 17, 2021 · He is a celebrated martial arts instructor, a five-time world karate and kung fu champion, a 15-time All American champion, a former police officer and US Marine, a New York Times bestselling author, and the founder of his own combat system, Chinese Goju-Ryu Karate.

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  5. www.ronvanclief.com › biographyRon Van Clief Official Website

    Ron Van Clief went on to become a five-time karate and kung fu world champion and a 15-time All-American Champion. He has competed in both full-contact and non-contact karate tournaments in New York and several national tournaments.

  6. blackdragonfan.com › bioBiography – The Black Dragon

    Ron Van Clief went on to become a five-time karate and kung fu world champion and a 15-time All-American Champion. He has competed in both full-contact and non-contact karate tournaments in New York and several national tournaments.

  7. www.youtube.com › watchInterview with GM Ron Van Clief - 5X World Karate Champion

    Interview with GM Ron Van Clief - 5X World Karate Champion. 196 views. 4. Dr. Robert Goldman interviews Grand Master Ron Van Clief after he was inducted into the 2022 class of the...

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  8. blackbeltmag.com › cover-story-throwback-ron-van-cliefCover Story Throwback: Ron Van Clief - Black Belt Magazine

    Feb 15, 2024 · Known worldwide as "The Black Dragon," Ron Van Clief retired as a 5-time world karate/kungfu champion and 15-time all American champion.

  9. www.backkicks.com › ronnie-van-cliefRonnie van Clief – Martial Arts Encyclopedia

    Van Clief still is convinced that American Karate is superior to Karate in the Orient. “From a physical standpoint alone,” he says, “the Americans are superior. The 5’4″ Japanese, unless he’s really cooking, is going to have problems when he fights a taller, stronger American.