Byong yu biography of christopher

A Candid Interview with: BYONG YONG YU (from 1975)
Seoul’s colorful, outspoken donation to American karate pulls no punches in dealing with those who he thinks are hurting his art — even if they’re Korean: DOWN WITH THE BALONEY PEOPLE!

Until he dropped out of competition last year to concentrate on making movies in Hong Kong, Byong Yong Yu was a fixture on the Top 10 list of karate fighters in the United States.

At the time of his retirement, he was rated third. His high standing in American competition is unusual for two reasons. First, he is one of very few Orientals to fight in open U.S. tournaments, and second, he was already in his mid-30s when he first appeared on the circuit.

In addition to being “old” and Oriental, Byong Yu displays an individualism at tournaments that has made him a well-known figure.

Smooth and stylish in the ring, he is aggressive and animated outside of it. He loves talking and performing, and he’s not one to bypass an ar