LeBell won, and the violent crowd threw bottles and chairs, and a man tried to stab LeBell as he exited the arena. In 1963, he fought boxer Milo Savage in one of the first true mixed martial arts contests-contested in Savage’s hometown. As a stuntman and coordinator, he has worked on over 1,000 films and TV shows. Above and beyond the Tinseltown flash, LeBell is a 9th Dan in both jiu-jitsu and judo. For example, LeBell’s run in with a young Bruce Lee influenced Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood. Growing up in Los Angeles with a mother who was a famous wrestling promoter is a recipe for an interesting life, and LeBell’s has not disappointed. Finally, what is better than the gift of knowledge or a story you may remember for the rest of your life?ġ.) The Godfather of Grappling by “Judo” Gene Lebell, Bob Calhoun, George Foon, and Noelle Kim - Few people have impacted so many in the world of MMA. For another, they typically come in at a pretty doable price point. And of course, books make great presents for the holiday season. There is something about the short days and long nights of winter that make reading particularly appealing.
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