Andy
Selcer Martial Artist - active in the '70s, '80s and '90s |
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Andy
Selcer Battle of Atlanta Middleweight Champion 1973 "I fought Bill Wallace in 1973, at the "tournament of champions", hosted at the "Battle of Atlanta", but not part of it. The top 16 fighters in the U.S. were seeded to fight; I won my place in the tourney by virtue of my win that day at the "Battle of Atlanta's "middleweight division; 165 lbs. I defeated 5 fighters, including "Steve Kejewski" (spelling may be in error), one of the "top ten fighters rated in the US of A. That night, (after refereeing 50 or so matches in the white belt devision, after I fought, and having fought 5 times to win the middleweight division, I was seeded first, that night, against a fresh Bill Wallace at the "tournament of champions". He didn't have to fight that day, because most of the "seeded" fighters were champions from the country's other top tournaments. I fought that night, by virtue of my win that day at the "Battle of Atlanta". That's the story." Andy Andy is alive and well. Watch for new material! We're looking for any pictures, stories, articles or any information about Andy Selcer and all of the friends in his various martial arts communities. Send to Kenny Selcer at kselcer@tiac.net  Andy Selcer and Chuck Norris |
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 American Kenpo Karate - San Diego, CA GrandMaster Dick Willett's 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th generation Black Belts. Here are a few names that are remembered in the picture above. Joyce Libert, Terry Crook, Kimko, Scott Richardson, John "Big T", Turnage, Dave Hayes, Robert "Foots" Sumler, Dick Willett, Craig Swanson, Rey Leal, Cha Che Leal, Tony Crisotomo, Frank Mafnas, Doug Arcindino, Tidwale, Andy Selcer, "Breeze", Patty Mcklintock, Fred Pablo, Orned "Chicken" Gabriel, Donna Malloy, Todd McElhinney, John Tran, and one the first BlackBelts under Dick Willet bottom right, "Big Brother" Mike Roberts. Year unknown. This photo is from this web site: http://hungahungas.tripod.com/akksandiego.htm |