Cruelest in human history

Cruelest in human history
He had the body
No other man did
It was you who did things
Jean-Marie Valheur writes
Who had the toughest body in human history? None other than Mas Oyama. Born in Japan-occupied Korea, Oyama became a guerrilla fighter during World War II and faced near-death situations on several occasions. After the war he was still not fully respected or seen as a full member of society. Almost forever the 'other', was a Korean heritage. He got into many fights and finally beat one man to death. Oyama went to the mountains to hide and practice fighting...
Mas Oyama fought for hours. His opponent was a tree. He pounded his fist hard on the bark.. stood for hours under cold mountain streams, bathed in waterfalls. He struck the rocks, turning them to gravel under his ever-strong blows. When he finally got off the mountain, he was a demon. He is a one man army

Mas Oyama created his own form of karate. Traveled around the world to demonstrate its effectiveness. He soon discovered that people were tired of the same demonstrations of one master fighting random local fighters to show off his skills.
So when Oyama came to Spain, he went to see a bullfight. He felt it was a coward's game—to stab a drunken cow from a distance until it bled to death, spearing it? and! Cruel, and pathetic. A man who has ever walked the earth, the Korean, decided to show the Spaniards how it's really done.
The owner of the bullring is mad enough to let you have a match. People from all over the city flocked to the arena, they had to see this! He entered the ring fearlessly. No weapons. One muscular man in a robe faces off against a raging bull with only his fists. The crowd was deathly silent. The bull charged... Oyama ran away. once twice After that he was worried. Impaled in the side by the bull's powerful right horn. The entire crowd collectively gasped for air…
Every other man is over. Not yourself. He didn't get off. He stayed on his feet, no sign of pain, no anger on his face. He grabbed the bull by its horns and wrestled it to the ground. He did not kill the bull. He threw it, to prove a point. When the bull fell, you fell. A victorious hero, they carried him off the field. A bare-handed bullfighter, he had no spears, no swords, just his massive hands and a lifetime of training. Unmatched toughness. He survived and traveled the world devoting his life to promoting the martial art.
The story spread. quick Suddenly, everyone wanted to know karate and it became popular all over the world. If anyone deserves a biography, it's this man. He was an absolute beast, tough as nails and did things no other man had done before or since.

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