Hint: 1976What was perhaps the first globally televised "mixed martial arts match"?
That rules out my guess. I figured it was one of those violent 3 Stooges episodes.Hint: 1976
The creators Horn and Abbot were from Montreal and Toronto.
hints:What was perhaps the first globally televised "mixed martial arts match"?
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What was perhaps the first globally televised "mixed martial arts match"?
If you're thinking the Ali v Inoki fight, that took place before the Thrilla in Manila (the 3rd Ali v Frazier fight - from which neither man ever really recovered. Ali lost 28 lbs during the fight. He was on the point of throwing the towel at the end of the 14th, but Frazier beat him to it.)hints:
1976
The Budokan
What was perhaps the first globally televised "mixed martial arts match"?
Correctamundo! Ali vs Inoki, what a farce that was!If you're thinking the Ali v Inoki fight, that took place before the Thrilla in Manila (the 3rd Ali v Frazier fight - from which neither man ever really recovered. Ali lost 28 lbs during the fight. He was on the point of throwing the towel at the end of the 14th, but Frazier beat him to it.)
The thrilla was in 1977, and is usually billed as the world's first globally televised event.
Philip Mountbatten
The creators Horn and Abbot were from Montreal and Toronto.
The seed money came from investors in St. Catharines.
The first production run was in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
The company is now based in Barbados.
Michigan J Frog.
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