Martial Arts Legacy
You Can Wear
Honoring the pioneers, the grit,
and the mindset that built champions
Mount Rushmore of Texas Sport Karate
Four legends. One legacy.
Roy Kurban • Demetrius Havanas • Troy Dorsey • George Minshew
Four pioneers who helped shape Texas sport karate and influence generations of martial artists who followed.
Rendered in dramatic carved stone, this design honors the competitors, instructors and leaders who helped build American sport karate during an unforgettable era.
Featuring the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA) and Sport Karate Museum, it is more than a T-shirt—it is a tribute to martial arts history.
Wear the history. Honor the legacy.
Mount Rushmore of Sport Karate
Four legends. One unforgettable era.
J. Pat Burleson • Allen Steen • Joe Lewis • Jim Harrison
Four pioneers whose toughness, innovation and competitive spirit helped shape the early years of American sport karate.
Carved in stone, this design honors the men who helped build the “Blood & Guts” era and influenced generations of martial artists who followed.
Presented in partnership with the Sport Karate Museum and the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA).
Wear the history. Honor the legacy.
Mount Rushmore of Hawaii Sport Karate
Four legends. One island legacy.
Ed Parker • John Natividad • Mike Stone • Gary Lee
Four influential martial artists whose skill, leadership and dedication helped shape the history of American martial arts and sport karate.
Set against the dramatic landscape of Hawaii, this carved-stone design celebrates their contributions while honoring the islands that played such an important role in American martial arts history.
Featuring the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA) and Sport Karate Museum, this is a tribute to the people, history and spirit of an extraordinary era.
Aloha to the legends. Honor the legacy.
Mount Rushmore of Oklahoma
Four Oklahoma legends.
One incredible martial arts legacy.
Mike Dillard • Dale Cook • Jack Hwang • Jim Butin
Created as part of the Mount Rushmore of Sport Karate Collection, the artwork portrays these four martial arts pioneers carved in stone against a dramatic Oklahoma landscape.
From the Oklahoma flag and sweeping sunset to familiar Oklahoma landmarks, every element was designed to celebrate both Oklahoma and its martial arts heritage.
Featuring the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA) and Sport Karate Museum, this is a tribute to the people, history and spirit of an extraordinary era.
Created as part of the Mount Rushmore of Sport Karate Collection, the artwork portrays these four martial arts pioneers carved in stone against a dramatic Oklahoma landscape.
From the Oklahoma flag and sweeping sunset to familiar Oklahoma landmarks, every element was designed to celebrate both Oklahoma and its martial arts heritage.
Fred Wren & Skipper Mullins
Two fierce competitors. One remarkable era.
Fred Wren and Skipper Mullins were formidable competitors during the legendary “Blood & Guts” era of American sport karate—when contact was hard and stepping onto the tournament floor demanded courage as well as skill.
This Legacy Collection shirt honors their toughness, determination and fighting spirit, and the generation of martial artists they represented.
Two fighters. One remarkable era.
A legacy worth remembering.
J. Pat Burleson & Allen Steen
Two pioneers who helped build American karate.
J. Pat Burleson and Allen Steen were leaders during the formative years of American karate—helping establish the standards, traditions and competitive spirit that influenced generations.
As founding members of the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA), their influence reached far beyond tournament competition.
This Legacy Collection shirt honors two men who helped build the foundation of American sport karate.
Wear the history. Honor the legacy.
Joe Lewis & Jim Harrison
Two fighters. Two pioneers.
One unforgettable era.
Joe Lewis and Jim Harrison helped define an extraordinary period in American martial arts—an era built on toughness, determination and the willingness to test yourself against the very best.
Both became legendary figures whose influence reached far beyond their years of competition.
This Legacy Collection shirt honors their contribution to the history and fighting spirit of American karate.
Wear the history. Remember the legends.
250 Years of America.
A Legacy of Martial Arts Excellence.
Created exclusively for the Sport Karate Museum, this commemorative shirt celebrates America's 250th anniversary while honoring the pioneers who helped build American sport karate.
Featuring legendary martial artists from the “Blood & Guts” era, the design represents a generation that helped transform martial arts competition in America.
For those who lived it.
For those who remember it.
For those who carry the legacy forward.
Confidence doesn't have to be loud.
J. Pat Burleson was a pioneer of American karate — a fighter, teacher and leader whose influence helped shape generations of martial artists.
As the founder of the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA), he believed in high standards, earned rank and the values of discipline, respect and integrity.
“You Don’t Want Any of This” captures the confidence of a martial artist who doesn't need to prove himself with words. The training, experience and presence say enough.
This Legacy Collection shirt honors J. Pat Burleson, his unmistakable spirit and the standards he spent a lifetime representing.
Quiet confidence. Proven ability. A legacy earned.
A remarkable group of martial arts pioneers united by a belief that rank, achievement and respect should be earned.
Throughout its history, the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA) earned the support of some of the most respected names in martial arts.
These legendary martial artists represented different styles, backgrounds and generations, but shared a commitment to preserving the standards, integrity and traditions of the martial arts.
Steve Armstrong • J. Pat Burleson • Dr. Maung Gyi • Jim Harrison • Gene LeBell • Joe Lewis • Ed Parker • Jhoon Rhee • Allen Steen • Robert Trias • Bob Wall • Bill Wallace
The WMARA Endorsers shirt honors these extraordinary individuals and the standards they represented.
Great names. High standards. A legacy worth remembering.
Start your day with a little martial arts history — and a reminder that respect is earned.
This commemorative mug honors J. Pat Burleson, a pioneer of American karate and founder of the World Martial Arts Ranking Association (WMARA).
His legacy represents the values he carried throughout his life in martial arts: discipline, integrity, respect and high standards.
Perfect for the dojo, office or morning coffee at home.
A legendary martial artist. A lasting legacy. And a pretty good reason to pour another cup.