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Paul Vizzio

American kickboxer

Citizenship
United States
Occupation
kickboxer

Paul Vizzio (born April 1952) is a retired American martial arts and kickboxing champion from Manhattan, New York. After establishing himself through underground bare-knuckle fights, his professional kickboxing career spanned from 1979 to 2002, during which he won multiple world titles in organizations like the PKA, KICK, and Professional Karate Commission. He was also the STAR undisputed lightweight champion in 1981. During his professional kickboxing career, he compiled a record of 47 wins, with 36 knockouts, against a single loss, his final bout was at approximately 54 years old.

Following his professional fighting career, Vizzio transitioned into teaching, operating his school, Wai Mo Kwoon, in New Jersey. He has trained a diverse roster of students, including celebrities like Morgan Fairchild and Olympic athletes, whom he trained in kung-fu and kickboxing.

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