US Open Airs on ESPN 2
36th ANNUAL US OPEN and ISKA WORLD MARTIAL ARTS CHAMPIONSHIPS will be aired on ESPN2 on SUNDAY, JULY 19TH beginning at 1:30 pm. Two separate 1/2 hour programs will be shown back-to-back
featuring world championship finals in Extreme Forms, Demonstration Team, Synchronized Forms, Extreme Weapons Forms and Excepts from the ISKA World Breaking Championships.
The live event drew more 3,000 competitors from 40 different countries and saw the world’s best competitors go head to head for ISKA world titles.
The ISKA is very proud to be able to provide an international stage for these remarkable martial arts athletes on the world’s number one sports entertainment TV network”.
14 July 2009
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