Yuen Yim Keung Interview

[Primo]

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Keine Ahnung obs schon gab...

[Sun Wu-Kung]

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Keine Ahnung obs schon gab...

Yuen Yim Keung:
"Actually, the only ever defeat I ever encountered was in
Japan, where there was an invitation from Japan of two (2) fighters from Thailand,
three (3) from the United States of America and two (2) from Hong Kong.
The fighters from Hong Kong were Cheuk Hing Cheun and myself. All of these
fighters were the best that their country could supply at the time."

Ist damit William Cheung gemeint?

Gruß
Chris

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[Primo]

Da bin ich überfragt !

[crazysource]

Yuen Yim Keung:
"Actually, the only ever defeat I ever encountered was in
Japan, where there was an invitation from Japan of two (2) fighters from Thailand,
three (3) from the United States of America and two (2) from Hong Kong.
The fighters from Hong Kong were Cheuk Hing Cheun and myself. All of these
fighters were the best that their country could supply at the time."

Ist damit William Cheung gemeint?

Gruß
Chris

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ja damit ist er gemeint!!!!

http://www.google.de/search?q=Cheuk+...ient=firefox-a

[Mirco W.]

ja damit ist er gemeint!!!!

Cheuk Hing Cheun - Google-Suche

...ich glaube nicht, dass William Cheung damit gemeint ist. Im Interview steht Cheuk Hing Chuen sei ein buddhistischer Mönch geworden und hätte nicht weiter Wing Chun gelehrt:

Zitat Yuen Yim Keung:"I commenced training in 1970. Lam Man Hog (Gary Lam)
who is now teaching in the United States of America and Cheuk Hing Chuen, who
was the most outstanding student according to Master Wong Shun Leung.
Cheuk Hing Chuen has actually become a Buddhist monk and does not teach any
more due to his religious beliefs."