Bill Wallace Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

$700,000

Bill Wallace, the famous American martial artist, has a net worth of $700 thousand. With multiple titles under his belt, including the Professional Karate Association world full-contact karate champion and the PKA Middleweight World title holder, Wallace’s career has solidified his financial success.

Key facts:

Bill Wallace achieved the rank of 10th dan black belt Soke in martial arts.

He was a Professional Karate Association world full-contact karate champion.

Wallace held the Professional Karate Association Middleweight Championship for nearly six years.

He won the PKA Middleweight World title in only his second fight in 1974.

Wallace defended the championship 11 times before retiring with a perfect record of 23 wins and losses.

He has written several books on karate, including "The Best of Bill Wallace" and "Karate: Basic Concepts & Skills".

Aside from his martial arts career, Wallace also served as a personal trainer.

He was a close friend of both John Belushi and Elvis Presley.

Basic Information About Bill Wallace

Category	Athletes › MMA
Professions	Martial Artist, Actor
Net worth	$700,000
Date of birth	1945-12-01 (78 years old)
Place of birth	Portland
Nationality	United States of America
Gender	Male
Height	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Bill Wallace win?

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Bill Wallace roles

Movie / Series	Role
Walker, Texas Ranger	Bill Wallace 1 episode, 2001

Bill Wallace's Quotes

Some become champions, few become legends.

Interesting Facts about Bill Wallace

Undefeated middleweight Karate champion who can only kick with one leg due to an injury suffered during a Judo training accident.
Was the very first commentator of the UFC alongside Jim Brown and Kathy Long.
Has been a regular contributor to Black Belt Magazine, writing various essays on the subject of martial arts.
Living in Clearwater, Florida. [November 2008]
Bill Wallace never wanted to act in movies and never auditioned. If he appeared in movies, it was because he was asked by a friend.
Wallace was the first person to discover friend John Belushi dead from a cocaine and heroin overdose in his bungalow at the Château Marmont Hotel in Los Angeles (March 5, 1982).