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[Matt Phillips]

Y

Also, most of his comps seem to have been in california, in Cungs weightclass. Wierd they never fought eachother.

Its not weird if he's making it up

[kaptenen]

OK so this is what we got thisfar:

first american to win gold in San Shou world championships- NOT TRUE

Coaching the national team- NOT TRUE

Olympic Claims- NOT TRUE

Undefeated record in US San Shou- NO EVIDENCE OF THIS

Actual fights in San Shou- NO EVIDENCE OF THIS

History of White Pheonix Kung Fu- Not yet investigated, but posters at another forum claim the names are not proper Chinese

Kumite fights in china- YEAH RIGHT!

It is posible that all those articles are filled with lies from the journalists that authered them. This is pretty unlikely since they cover a timespan och 3 years ans are used on Castillos website.He wouldnt use it if he didnt stand for it.

[Matt Phillips]

I'm not sure if *any* American has won Gold at the World's yet. I can check on that, but I don't thinks its happened.

[It is Fake]

It is posible that all those articles are filled with lies from the journalists that authered them. This is pretty unlikely since they cover a timespan och 3 years ans are used on Castillos website.He wouldnt use it if he didnt stand for it.

Since they are website based, you need to see if the authors really exist. The one article I read was written like a short fictional story not an informative article.

The stories/articles on his website.

[kaptenen]

Eye of the pheonix by Tim mutne can be found on the aspen times wbsite, do can the other articles. All the writers seem to be legit in the sense that they work for the newspaper. . . what happened to fact checking? hahaha

http://www.aspentimes.com/article/20...&parentprofile=

[It is Fake]

Eye of the pheonix by Tim mutne can be found on the aspen times wbsite, do can the other articles. All the writers seem to be legit in the sense that they work for the newspaper. . . what happened to fact checking? hahaha

http://www.aspentimes.com/article/20...&parentprofile=

What I mean is you need to see if they train or have ties to the school. For example I studied Shaolin-do. There are quite a few articles, continuing the BS history, written by some legit authors. I'm not implying they aren't legit article writers but, they may be biased.

Fact Checking goes out the window when you are tied to an art.

[Ronin.74]

The whole website reminded me of the Sensei Al situation we had up in NY a while back. It just doesn't look like a legit website so IMO the whole thing is questionable.

[It is Fake]

That is my problem as well. Just to many dead ends at this point. I wish we had someone in the area that can at least confirm the school exists.


Cull:
YMAS: Sanda thread. - No BS MMA and Martial Arts

[sambosteve]

The 2003 San Shou World's were in Macau China, not Rome. IIRC 75-85kg spans 3 distinct weight classes. 80kg was Cung's weight class.

Maybe we should have Steve ask Max Chen if he remembers this guy being on the national team that year.

The first American to Medal at the worlds was Jason Yee (Taolu). I don't know if Cung was the very first American to medal in San Shou, but he won his first bronze in 1996.

This guy is full of ****.

I shot an e-mail over to max

[kaptenen]

What I mean is you need to see if they train or have ties to the school. For example I studied Shaolin-do. There are quite a few articles, continuing the BS history, written by some legit authors. I'm not implying they aren't legit article writers but, they may be biased.

Fact Checking goes out the window when you are tied to an art.

haha great vid! yeah i know man, all the articles are written by two dif. guys so there is a chance that these guys train at his school. Im gonna try to contact the authors and see what they have to say about it.