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Football, baseball, and hockey are all franchised team sports in America. Why not martial arts? Martial arts has been a sport in America for over 70 years but has missed the opportunity to become a major league sport. Dexter Kennedy believes that can change. Dexter is ready to find his personal domain, after receiving a vision from God and a lifetime in the military, in which to become successful. He relies both on his military education and his faith in the Lord to receive the gift that he feels God has placed on his life. He strikes out to make his dream a reality. Taking on the NFL: the...

"In sports briefs, Seattle defeated San Francisco in a surprise win in martial arts and is back in the running for the National Martial Arts League title. Denver defeated Dallas; D.C. grappled to a hard-fought win over Atlanta ..." No, you won't hear that in sports coverage tonight ... but why not soon? Football, baseball, and hockey all have major league franchises in the United States, but those leagues haven't always existed. Martial arts could become a popular franchise team sport in this country as well, argues author Dexter Kennedy, who has developed a system for franchising martial...