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http://www.martialarts-kungfu.com/index.html
This is the website of an organisation called IMAF/KFF based in Los angeles as described in the immigration rejection. If you look at their joining form it uses both international martial arts federation/ International Kung Fu Federation.
Would be worth contacting as they might have a record of TA -
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madmonkey.
There is not a martial arts organisation of any description, anywhere in the world, that will have a record of Tony Anthony.
Tony Anthony is not, or ever has been, a martial artist of any description whatsoever.
I have had the great privilege, to train with some of the best martial artists in the world.
I have read Mr Anthony's book. I have phoned him and asked him about kung fu. I have met him, observed his posture and the way he moves. I have even shook his hand.
Tony Anthony knows next to nothing about kung fu. -
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Great to hear that you have had chance to meet him and I agree he probably doesn't have any martial arts experience but as the immigration document mentioned about the IMAF, it appears it might be a blackbelt mill (assuming this is the correct org). If so it would still be worth pursuing if it adds any more paper evidence to TA not being a legitimate Martial Artist.
At least we could enquire if they provided any bodyguards for anyone famous recently...
As to TA using the I changed the name argument, if we had a proven link through the org in the form of correspondence/photocopy of certificates issued or even just a record of the World Kung Fu championships and the list of competitors and winners.
Proving something is equally about disproving the opposite.Last edited by madmonkey; 2/01/2010 2:24am at .
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This is a correct assessment in my opinion too. I even say that all Tony has to do to convince me personally is to show me a couple of Shaolin class moves:lookround If he is able to do that, in principle I agree to become his personal servant...
Anyway, for the record, we keep asking him to produce proof about his titles and we keep inquiring about ghost - federations :) -
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Hence it would be worth contacting IMAF/KFF as it is not a ghost organisation and might prove fruitful, eg if you only have to pay a fee to be a member as the petitioner in the immigration document had done then they might have a record of TA
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If I am not wrong, some of the posters here got 'explanations' from TA that he was not champion in a formal, legal federation but he was the champion of a terrible secret fierce illegal competition bla bla... Even if Tony claimed he was a trainer in IKFF, he never said his kung fu titles were with IKFF.



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