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Frank Dux is a martial artist, fight choreographer, and former mixed martial artist. He is widely known for his claims of participating in secretive, full-contact martial arts tournaments and his portrayal in the 1988 film "Bloodsport."

Frank Dux was born on April 6, 1956, in Toronto, Canada. He moved to California with his family at a young age, where he began training in martial arts under various instructors.

Dux has kept much of his personal life private, but he has been known to share stories about his training and mentorship under Senzo Tanaka, a reputed martial arts master.

Frank Dux is best known for his martial arts career, particularly his claims of winning the Kumite, an alleged secretive martial arts tournament. He also worked as a fight choreographer for several films and authored books on martial arts and self-defense.

Frank Dux claims to have set several world records in martial arts, including fastest knockout and fastest punch with a knockout. He also founded Dux Ryu Ninjutsu, a martial arts school.

Frank Dux has faced significant controversy over the veracity of his claims about his martial arts achievements and participation in the Kumite. Critics and investigations have questioned the authenticity of his stories and records.

Frank Dux created Dux Ryu Ninjutsu, a martial arts system that combines traditional ninjutsu techniques with modern self-defense strategies. He also contributed to the popularization of martial arts through his work in films and literature.