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WMAC
Masters (1995-1996)
World
Martial Arts Council
Directed 26 Episodes
Genre:
Action /Martial Arts
Directed by:
Isaac Florentine
Plot Summary:
For centuries, each of the various martial arts disciplines declared its
techniques superior to those of the competing combat arts. But there existed
no forum in which to prove these claims. Finally, the grand masters set
aside their differences and formed a governing body, The World Martial
Arts Council to determine the greatest martial artist on earth.
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