François Petit
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François Petit is a martial artist and actor born in (8, November 1951) Lyon, France, best known for his portrayal of the original Sub-Zero in the 1995 film Mortal Kombat.[1][2][3][4][5]
He claims to be a former special ops. officer. He claims to have a 8th degree black belt in GOSHINDO JU-JITSU and a 7th degree black belt in KARATE DO. He claims to hold the title of KaiDen-Shihan, which is the highest title of Master in the world. He has not gained these titles in Japan, nor has he officially won any world titles. He carries a third degree Judo black belt.
Some may also have seen Petit in "Beyond the Mat", a pro-wrestling documentary, attending to wrestling performer, Mick Foley, after a particularly dangerous stunt in a match. He was also mentioned in Foley's autobiography, "Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks", given credit as a shiatsu massage therapist. He worked as a doctor for the WWE, previously named WWF. Francois Petit is not a licensed Doctor, certified medical practitioner, or certified massage therapist.
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