William Louis Wallace (born December 1, 1945), nicknamed "Superfoot", is an American martial artist, former professional kickboxer, and actor.

Feb 28, 2020 · Bill "Superfoot" Wallace was one of the true pioneers of Full Contact Karate (Kickboxing).Star of kickboxing from 1974 to 1980.Undefeated.His record: 23 wins...

Bill "Superfoot" Wallace is a living legend in the world of martial arts and professional kickboxing. A pioneer in the sport, he began his martial arts career as a Karate point-fighter. He competed along with such immortals as Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Joe Lewis, and Skipper Mullins.

Jul 22, 2023 · William Louis Wallace (born December 1, 1945) is an American martial artist, karateka, actor and former professional kickboxer. He is known for his adept use of high-speed leg...

Bill Wallace’s conversation is a lot like his left leg — you don’t always see it coming. Wallace and Darnell Garcia in semi-contact competition. “We were used to getting that one good shot in and then backing off.”

A tribute to the life and career of Bill Wallace. A great fighter and seminar teacher. Once you meet him, you cannot help but come away more excited about,...

Dec 14, 2022 · An accomplished kickboxer, karate champion, author, and actor, as well as a personal trainer and close friend of Elvis Presley, Bill Wallace has seen and done much of what this world has to offer.

Bill "Superfoot" Wallace was one of the true pioneers of Full Contact Karate (Kickboxing). Today Bill lives in Boynton Beach, Florida but he was born in Portland, Indiana, and trained in wrestling during his high school years.

bill wallace, fast billy, “superfoot” By any name he is the most well-known professional karate full contact fighter in the world today. He has progressed from being known as a “runner” to an agressive, well trained fighter with a perfect record.

Sep 17, 2013 · Bill Wallace, known to the karate world simply as “Superfoot,” symbolic of his awesomely fast left leg, once clocked in excess of 60 mph, left a string of battered and bruised bodies along the martial arts fighting circuit.