HeyJaredLegends of Carolina Martial Arts
The Legends of Carolina Martial Arts is a non-political organization created to honor, each year, a small group of Blackbelts (from the 1960’s, 1970’s, 1980’s, and 1990’s) who have impacted Martial Arts through the Carolinas in a positive manner!
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- Aug 18, 2026
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WHW - Jay Bell, Sam Chapman, Joe Corley, Marty Knight, Bobby Tucker, Bill Wallace (opens the original)
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A once-in-a-generation gathering. Bill "Superfoot" Wallace, Joe Corley, Sam Chapman, Bobby Tucker, Jay Bell, and host Marty Knight sit around one table and trade the stories that built American sport karate — from Okinawan dojos and Marine Corps tank decks to the Battle of Atlanta, Ted Turner, Elvis Presley, and legendary rivalries on national television.
Terry & Justice Floyd — Carrying the Floyd Legacy (opens the original)
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A father-son conversation like no other. Terry Floyd and his son Justice sit down to share how a two-red-light town in Aynor, South Carolina became home to one of the most disciplined martial arts families in the Carolinas, and how the Floyd name became something worth protecting on and off the mat.
Donald McCluney (opens the original)
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Humble in Victory, Faithful in Life Grandmaster Donald McCluney shares the journey from Shelby, North Carolina, to Hall of Fame martial artist — through 47 years of tournaments, six decades of training under Grandmaster Charles Burris, and a 46-year marriage to his late wife Cynthia. A heartfelt conversation about humility, faith, family, and what it really means to be a champion.
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