The World Fighting Martial Arts Federation (WFMAF) recognizes and honors those who have made significant contributions to traditional fighting martial arts systems around the world.
Criteria for Induction
- You must be nominated by a member of your organization or by a member of the WFMAF.
- You must submit an application that includes your photo and your CV listing your accomplishments and achievements in the promotion and development of traditional fighting martial arts systems, and email it to info@wfmaf.org.
- Upon acceptance into the WFMAF Hall of Fame, a date will be set by our Executive Office of the President for the official induction ceremony and presentation of the WFMAF Hall of Fame plaque.
Minimum Requirements
- You must be certified by your organization or school as an instructor in one or several fighting martial arts systems.
- You must have a minimum of 30 years active involvement (including teaching, judging, promotion, and development) in fighting martial arts systems.
Tony “Loco” LoCoco is a renowned martial artist and kickboxer from Oklahoma, with a impressive career spanning the early and mid-1990s. Here are some of his notable achievements:
*Martial Arts and Kickboxing Career*
– *6-Time World Champion*: LoCoco held multiple world titles in various martial arts and kickboxing organizations.
– *7-Time National Champion*: He won numerous national championships in martial arts and kickboxing.
– *Kickboxing Record*: LoCoco’s kickboxing record stands at 22 wins, 3 losses, with 15 knockout victories.
– *Inducted into the Martial Arts Hall of Fame*: LoCoco was recognized for his outstanding contributions to the martial arts community.
Tony “Loco” LoCoco’s achievements showcase his dedication, skill, and perseverance in the martial arts and kickboxing world.