Bill is still alive and kicking. What a legend 🥋

When I saw the movie “ A Force of One “ with Chuck Norris I was so blown away by Superfoot’s kicks that I determined to become a taekwondo black belt. My instructor was a world champion in ITF taekwondo in 1989 and 1992. He got to spar with Mr. Wallace somewhere around that time with a large group of other guys and said he was the only one that did not get kicked in the face. I have Bill Wallace to thank for the fact that I was in the best shape of my life in my 40s because I was so inspired by what he was able to do. He made a pretty good bad guy in the movies too! Mr. Wallace sir I shall always be in awe.

That glorious 80's feels man...

His left leg is so legendary that people forget that his left hand is what he uses to knock people out. They think they're safe once they're in punching range, but he actually wants them in punch range. He can still kick them there, if he doesn't find an opening for that left hook.

What a special era. We’ve lost something, man.

I’m met Bill about 20 years ago at a seminar. Awesome instructor, and he was funny as hell. At the end of the seminar he autographed his book for me:)

I first saw Bill commentate on the very 1st UFC and shamefully didn't know who he was until now. What a fighter! That left foot and his awesome boxing skills was way ahead of everyone

I met him twice in person when I was a teenager and each time he was totally fantastic. He’s a wonderful human being

Bill seemed to be able to avoid CTE. Saw him in an interview a year or so ago. In his 70's and he's still sharp as a razor.

Back when I used to take Karate, I was taught by one of his students. I even got a couple lessons with him! It's just really cool and I wish I kept taking lessons...

Those were the days my friends we thought they would never end....Miss my childhood in the early 70's when Bruce Lee even after his death was still living among the existing legends then followed by the era of Joe Lewes, Super foot Wallace in kick boxing. The irony of it Muay Thai was way ahead of American kick boxing but we never heard about it until the early 80's.

All of the people in these videos were astonishing fighters in their own right. Understand that these were the first years of full contact karate and most karate guys were still learning the full contact game. Wallace, however, was extremely tough along with being extremely skilled. On the other hand, Ray McCallum was the most phenomenal fighter I've ever seen. He's the young bearded guy in red. Yeah, Wallace beat him, but just barely. Here's a little thing for you ... Wallace started off in judo and hurt his right leg; thus, only kicking with his left. These are the guys who actually brought karate to America and the American psyche along with many not-so-famous instructors. Some have already passed. All are getting old. Remember all of them with gratitude. If you're a martial artist, they passed the gift to you. Honor it.

What a great highlight tribute and you couldn’t have chosen a better track. Tremendous work!

Bill Superfoot Wallace was never BS , he was the real thing! Wallace fought with his left leg only being his right leg was badly injured! His hands were very fast . He proved himself being he won 3 world titles! He is of the top ever and showed greatness in FuLL contact karate! He had good humor when joking. Wallace Superfoot a real AMERICAN! Good video about him! Enjoyed!

What's a unbelievable era for full contact karate 4 of the best of all time standing together with Chuck Norris.

The key to Wallace wasn't just how fast he could kick, but that he was surgical and could deliver that kick pinpoint at multiple last second angle changes to get around a guard. He was able to combo so effectively.

How many guys got distracted by the legend and reality of that famous left leg and discovered too late that Bill Wallace punched hard and in combos?

The man himself! That left foot was clocked at over 60 miles an hour back in the day. Mad respect. 🥋🙏🏾😎🤙🏾

"Bad" Brad Hefton (opening scene) was no slouch either ... saw him fight in the Chicago burbs in like 86 or so. Great Fighter also ...

Not just Bill but those others. Chuck, Joe Lewis, Mike Stone, Big Brad Hefton, Jean "ice man" Yves....these are the pioneers and legends in the sport!

Took a pic with him at a Memphis tournament in the mid 80s. Still have pic, he's pulling the hair on my chest. Always light hearted

A Legend like no other. 👊🏽🔥

Nice collection of clips/highlights from his fights! Saw quite a few I hadn't seen before, thanks!

I love everything about this

One of my favorite fighters of all time! 😃👍

I had the privlege of attending two Bill Wallace seminars in the UK many years ago. He was so funny and atheletic. I even had a brief spar with him when I dared to ask a question. His basic philosophy of "controlling" your opponent proved so effective when he rattled my ears with his foot!!

Geez this guy is amazing, not just his kicks but his punches are thrown really well, short, crisp, no looping.

Thanks brother this really brings good feelings back. Love the 80s !

Thanks so much for this superb highlight video. Bill Wallace's "Superfoot" had to be seen to be believed (and good luck seeing it not in slow-motion)!

I had the honor of training with Mr. Wallace a couple of times a few years back in some seminars. Amazing guy, so glad I had the experience.

He will always be remembered! I trained Yoshukai Karate when I was a teenager, fought in tournaments (my dojo fights/sparring were the worst) and wished I had a Sensei like Bill "Superfoot" Wallace. I actually used his moves, and other karate fighters, to win tournaments.

Great Highlight Video I attended Bill Wallace’s Seminars at Radford University in Radford Virginia back in 1992-93.

One of the best..

What a cool guy and very nice highlights, plus fitting music! Thx

Mr. Wallace have awesome kicks awesome indeed

Amazing how he turns a hook kick into a powerful side kick to the face.

His punches were top tier too. He used them to set up his kicks soooooooo well

Truly love this man he was my Super hero when I was growing up!!

At 1:37, I remember watching that great fight on television. it was a close fight up to that moment when Wallace connected with that right hand. Bill Wallace was the greatest; thanks for sharing.

I was lucky enough to have seen him fight for the first World Full Contact Karate Championship at the Los Angeles Sports Arena in the early 70’s. I was about ten years old and was thrilled to be there in person. Funny, I still feel thrilled about that evening, fifty-plus years later. Where do the years go?

A great fighter and a good man.

Bill Superfoot Wallace! this guy was my idol as a kid! At one time he was the best there was! 🍻

When I was a kid Glen Keeney opened Komakai Academy in my home town of Anderson IN. Bill Wallace, Glen Keeney, Jerry Davenport and Jerry Brown all worked out and were regulars there. They would let us kids in to watch the practices and spar matches. Occasionally we could go on the mat and pretend to spar. It was a great time and I'll always remember it.

The world may never see a kicker so stunning as Bill The Superfoot Wallace.

Great Video. Bill Wallace is Awesome !

I met Mr. Wallace back in 90's in Indianapolis, Indiana he is a very funny and amazing person. I will never forget him saying "to kick like this you need grease and that's why I eat ice cream ".

WOULD HAVE LOVED TO SEE BILL COMPETE TODAY. THESE GUYS WERE TRULY SKILLED MARTIAL ARTISTS!🥋🥋🥋🥊🥊🥊

I had the honor to train will Bill back in the 80s, he taught me how to do that double side kick. Just a great guy and my favorite fighter!!!

Good old days !!

Cool synth music, like those times.

Honestly if I had a time machine I would go back in times to watch these fights live. Man the 80s what a time to live

Beautifull video, Bill "Superfoot" Wallace 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I actually had no idea who Bill Wallace was before watching A FORCE OF ONE starring Chuck Norris. I just remember saying," Damn that's a big ass man!. He's skilled and fast?! Whoa!" Then I started hearing more about him after he had long retired. His name of Superfoot is well deserved. An amazing Man.

in those years the legends were born, one of these Billy Wallace the Superfoot, great fighter 🥋🥋🥋🥊🥊🥊👊👊👊

Always liked Bill Met him as teenager back in the day, and was privileged to attend a relatively private seminar in the 80's after my black belt. Nice guy, outstanding instructor, great sense of humor.

Loved his fights.

Great video. I remember all these guys from when I was fighting, though I freely admit they were several steps beyond me. Great commentary from this group too. Knowledgeable karate men...

Fantastico!!!

I remember that commercial lol. He also pitched The Power Stretch.

Stunning 80s tune and edit.

His training video series brought me and my brother to another level at our Tae Kwon do school. Same one Joe Rogan went to in Boston.

I hfirst heard of this guy 30 years ago when I was a fan of matial arts movies and magazines.

Bill is awesome!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

A living legend that still kicks

I had the honor of testing for Mr. Wallace for my black belt in the Superfoot System. He is a legendary and honorable man.

Always impressed with him.

I was privileged to meet Bill Wallace at Karate College in Virginia back in the '90's. He was so much fun and still incredibly limber and flexible. He could literally comb your hair with his foot! We all got to spar with him, though he certainly just toyed with us. Great honor!

I got to see him in Florida in competition when I was a kid thatWas 1980 and I got to see Benny the jet he was another cool dude

I had the honor of meeting Mr Wallace when he gave a stretching workshop at my dojo. A really nice guy. Extremely flexible. What is all the more remarkable, to me, is that he is so very proficient in kicking despite having severely injured his right knee years ago in judo. As he explained it, his right leg is basically useless except for supporting his weight.

Little known fact: during his prime competition years he had a second nickname: The Junk Food Man. His close friends called him that because he loved to gush down junk food from almost every restaurant franchise that existed back in the day.

Not only is Bill the most amazing incredible kicker in the world, he is an inspiration, a mentor. Humble, kind, sharing, and someone to look up to! 100% a 1st Class Act! God broke the mold after him!

The legend of karate full contact! Oss

Faizon Love brought me here 👊

I can't tell you why... but I really like the music. Its so... retro, and relaxing.

Just awesome

I also had the privilege of training with Bill many years ago at a seminar. Great guy to train with. As much as he is known for his kicks, he can punch just as well!

Met this guy when I was a little kid.. legend..

Bill Wallace had the crazy eyes in Army of One and scared me and gave me nightmares as a kid. Nice guy in person from what I hear.

I met Bill Wallace in 1992. Our karate club had him and Joe Lewis down for a seminar. These guys are awesome.

Fantastic, ❤

this reminds me of my teenage days training full contact in 2005 2006

Legends are simplified truths, Mr. Bill Wallace was not only an excellent kicker mostly with his left foot, but an arduous boxer if necessary. Paul, 68, retired instructor of Karate.

He will always be an Immortal!

Met him at a karate tournament years ago. We were sitting and yacking. In the middle of it he said we have not met yet. I told him my name and that I knew his. He asked why I did not say anything. I told him I was enjoying myself and did not want to possibly embarrass him. We chatted for a good 90 minutes. Great guy.

Wallace's kicks are fascinating, he throws a kick that appears to be a hook kick, nearly going over the opponent's defenses and morphs into a straight side kick striking the head...or maybe i'm hallucinating and seeing it wrong, lol

É sempre bom! Conhece as lendas do Esporte.

It was neat to drop by & meet Superfoot at his dojo in Memphis back in the 70s. Really nice guy (although he has a mean kick, punch, ...).

Best Kickboxer, Great Bill Wallace. Makes a video of Joe Lewis, he is also a legend.

My favorite fighter of all time.

Remarkable natural kicker, however, what many do not comprehend is that the key to Wallace's success was his punching and ability to combine with excellent kicks. Sounds simplistic to say, but in reality its not, because relatively few do both well enough. Wallis was physically tough and determined, and had all-round good technique and it showed. The best way to be a knockout kicker is to be an excellent puncher and defensive mover of your head. My first ITF Taekwondo instructor told me that many years ago. If you can combine quality punching with good kicks, you can get the high knockouts. Having been in Taekwondo, Mauy Thai and K1 circles, I have seen a lot from all styles and backgrounds and MMA is the format I support today. But for traditional stand up, one on one, Wallace was great to watch in his relatively short career. Lots of others I can think of over the years, but Wallace was one of the trail blazers and early stars. Anybody remember those hard Jhoon Rhee gloves? they really hurt lol

The man was phenomenal!

The music adds SO MUCH to this. I wonder who it is?

Respect from Poland !

I remember reading about his kicking style that stuck with me - he made sure when he cocked his leg it looked the same for his roundhouse, side kick and hook - so you never knew which one was coming

I remember watching him when I was a kid. Something like on Wide World of Sports.

My introduction to Karate was Superfoot's book called Karate: Basic Concepts and Skills.

I met Bill Wallace a couple of times when i was a kid training at Benny's gym. I couldn't have met a nicer guy.

That was an epic early 80's flash point lol 😆 👌

Bill has a good book in which he teaches his style.

LEGEND🙏🏽