JENGO REPORT ("Jehn-Goh"- Ki-swahili for "Building Strength") Report: Frank Shamrock vs Kung Le for Strikeforce championship

Greetings and peace be upon all. This is Headmaster Abraham Hardy of the Hacomtaewresdo Warrior Arts. The following videos are a overview and highlights of what i consider was one of the most epic mixed martiall arts fights in history, based on the two legends who did battle. I have followed the careers of BOTH these warriors, they being Frank Shamrock versus Kung Le. They fought for the strike force middleweight title, and in the following is basically a video chronology with their personal highlights, pre fight interviews, the fight, and after fight interviews.
Cung Le is a multiple time San Shou champion (Chinese rules kickboxing)as well as being a San Shou coach. In San Shou you can kick and punch like in kickboxing, but you also can use takedowns, throws and suplexes. Being in movies as well as ruling the San Shou world for years, he was in other types of competition (like the Shidokan)and he became a human highlight reel. Cung Le was criticized by many as being only a San Shou fighter and that he would not succeed in mixed martial arts versus tougher competition and he silecced his critics as he always did in the past.
Frank Shamrock is one of the greatest fighters in mixed martial arts history. He began his training in submission fighting under his older brother Ken Shamrock in the Lion's Den. From there, Frank went on to fight in the Japanese Pancrase association as well as others, and later the Ultimate Fighting Championship(UFC) attaining the lightweight (later renamed the middleweight) title. He defended his title multiple times and became an unbeatable force, winning soundly in repeated fashion. He split from his older brother Ken, and further refined and enhanced his training and skills, and continued in his winning ways. He has had numerous championships being a 5 time undefeated UFC heavyweight champion, World Extreme Cagefighting champion, the fourth King of Pancrase, and a WKC submission champion.

Kung le Highlight reel