Choque: The Untold Story of Jiu-Jitsu in Brazil 1856-1949 (Volume 1) (84 page)

Figure 13. Sada Miyako versus four men, 1909.

Figure 14. Professor of Sport Japonez, Sada Miyako versus
“Rich Jorje” (Rich Jorge), Wednesday April 28, 1909.

Figure 15. English boxing in
Rio, sharing the stage with luta romana, 1913. Special match between J
oã
o Baldi and Ambroise le Suisse.

Figure 16. Grand tournament of jiu-jitsu with Raku, the invincible Japanese fighter who has never been defeated, Rio, 1909. (Raku didn’t arrive).

Figure 17. Conde Koma’s best Brazilian student, Jacyntho Ferro. Photograph published one year before Ferro met Conde Koma in 1915.

Figure 18. Conde KomaTroupe in
Sã
o Paulo, Sunday October 11, 1914.

Figure 19. Conde Koma in
Rio, 1915.

Figure 20. Conde Koma versus Lisboa tomorrow, in
Rio, 1915.

Figure 21. Conde Koma teaching civil guards in
Rio, 1915.

Figure 22. Conde Koma and troupe, Maran
hã
o 1915. Luku (Raku) scheduled to face Leonel Silva tomorrow.

Figure 23. Jiu-jitsu professor Mario Aleixo and students,
Rio, 1915.

Figure 24. Mario Aleixo (standing, center) and students,
Rio 1916.

Figure 25.
Mario Aleixo jiu-jitsu technique “
tesoura
” 1922.