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Kevin Brown Thompson (1962 [1] – January 8, 2020) was an American world champion of karate. [2] Thompson was referred to in his early years of fighting as Lil K.A. named after his teacher Karriem Abdallah. At the age of 14, Thompson had an article in Black Belt Magazine. [3] Kevin was inducted into the 1988 Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame as ...
Kevin Thompson (karate) (born 1962) Kevin Thompson (politician), American politician and member of the Arizona Corporation Commission. Kevin Rolland Thompson, physicist; Kevin Thompson (Daria), a fictional character on the MTV show Daria; Kevin Thompson, the real name for Jessica Jones villain Purple Man in the TV series of the same name
He served as the head instructor of Tokutai Karate-Do. [3] In the United States, he achieved fame in both kata and kumite. He fought the likes of Dwight Frazier and others. [4] He also competed against Grant Campbell, a top US competitor and Kevin Thompson (karate). [5] Miyazaki had a top 10 ranking in karate for 2 decades.
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WASHINGTON ‒ Rep. Bennie Thompson, who led a House committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot, said there's been an "uptick" in threating calls against members of Congress since President Donald ...
Thompson was born on February 11, 1983, in Simpsonville, South Carolina.He has two sisters and two brothers. Thompson started training at the age of three, under the guidance of his father, Ray Thompson, a former professional kickboxer and owner of Upstate Karate, a karate school in Simpsonville, South Carolina.
Thompson remained open, and Youth Services International retained its contract to operate it. In the nine years since, the company has won an additional eight contracts in Florida, bringing 4,100 more youths through its facilities, according to state records. All the while, complaints of abuse and neglect have remained constant.