Blitz Magazine, February 2016
Anthony’s adventures in catching deadly projectiles began sixteen years ago, while sitting on the couch. Continue reading
Archive for Muhammad Ali
Anthony ‘The Arrow Catcher’ Kelly
Posted in Martial Arts, Real Men with tags Armidale, Arrow, Bruce Lee, Bruce Leroy, China, Dim Mak, Glenn Coxon, Great Nipplini, Guinness Book of Records, Hung Kuen, Kubayashi, kungfu, Muhammad Ali, National All Styles Tournament, paintball pellet, Reaction Training, spear gun, Stig Sverinsen, tennis balls, The Last Dragon on April 24, 2016 by Jarrod Boyle
Adam Goodes: A Great Australian
Posted in Journalism, Pretensions toward cultural theory, Real Men with tags aboriginal, Adam Goodes, AFL, All-Blacks, Ancient Greece, assassination, Auckland, Australian of the Year, Cassius Clay, Chris Chrisopoulides, facebook, Football, haka, Indigenous, John F. Kennedy, K1, Malcolm X, Maori, martin Luther King, Muhammad Ali, New Zealand, Stan Grant, trolling on August 1, 2015 by Jarrod Boyle
Benjey Zimmerman
Posted in Journalism, Kickboxing with tags Alistair Overeem, Assisi, Benjey Zimmerman, Breda, Chalid Arrab, Cor Hemmers, Errol Zimmerman, Francesco Damiano, Fred Royers, Godfried Balyn, Gokhan Saki, Golden Glory, Maeng Ho, Mike Tyson, Muhammad Ali, Ramon Dekkers, Randy 'Machoman' Savage, Sergei Korschinsky, World Series Boxing on September 2, 2012 by Jarrod Boyle
When I trained at Golden Glory, the most famous fighter on-campus was Chalid ‘Die Faust’ Arrab. There were another four lesser-known guys who were just as awesome; Gokhan Saki, Alistair Overeem, Errol Zimmerman and his cousin, Benjey. The first three have gone on to become household names (in kickboxing households, at least).
For my money, Benjey is next. Continue reading
Theme Park at its Darkest 