TIMELINE V3

TIMELINE
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 * Lincoln was born on October 22nd, 1951, at the Broom Hospital in Melbourne, Victoria. His mother is Bonnie Bernadette Hyde, a barmaid of English heritage who worked at a number of pubs and clubs throughout the city of Melbourne. His father's identity has never been revealed to him.

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 * Attended Joan Ro Primary School.

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 * Completed his primary school education.
 * Enrolled in Nathy High School. He completed only year levels 7, 8, 9, and 10.

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 * Lincoln and his mother moved to San Francisco, California, where he attended high school at Andermal High.
 * Won the lottery in early November. After taxes and fees were paid, Linc walked away with $10,000,000.
 * Became co owner of Dills, Incorporated, a confectionery company producing chocolate and candy in California. He gave the company start-up money to high school friend and martial arts student Henry Dills in exchange for 20% of the company.
 * Lincoln met and befriended the eccentric San Francisco artist Abigail Bellet.
 * Having learnt multiple styles and ways of fighting, Lincoln began teaching classes of what he referred to as 'Linc's Practical Street Defense'. He taught Bellet, her "Great's" and their various associates. As he put it to his students, what he taught were moves and techniques he believed were practical in street fights when weapons were not available and escaping was not possible. These classes and Lincoln drew considerable criticism from many people, particularly from other martial artists and instructors, who believed his classes to be nothing more than an opportunity to teach people how to be thugs. This was largely due to a number of moves, techniques and beliefs Linc believed were suitable to use in a street confrontation. One such belief was that moves such as eye-gouging, biting, grabbing your opponents hair and attacking the groin were in certain situations and circumstances acceptable, especially if in a confrontation where such moves either could or would possibly save your life.


 * Many people, mostly martial arts instructors and students, demanded that Lincoln cease his classes/teachings. He refused and was eventually confronted by Lakesroth. According to witnesses who were there at the confrontation, despite explaining his classes and teachings in detail, Arthur ordered Linc to stop teaching his classes. As he had done before, Linc refused to stop teaching and told Arthur to leave. Arthur apparently refused to leave and said he would only do so if Linc ceased his classes. According to former student Harry Waltoll, Lincoln stood no more than six feet from Arthur and told him that if he didn't leave, he would bloody him. Arthur still refused to leave and according to Waltoll, took of his jacket and entered a fighting stance. Bellet, who was also present, claims Linc replied by taking his own stance and that the first one to attack was Linc. Her account, along with many others, explains how Linc advanced on Arthur with considerable speed and strength, overpowering the former and throwing him to the ground in a matter of seconds. Arthur allegedly rose to his feet, picked up his jacket and left the building without saying a word.

1972 1973
 * A week after the confrontation with Arthur, Linc was called to the Mad Dragon Chinese Restaurant in San Francisco by Arthur Lakesroth, who at the time was a part owner. At the restaurant, Arthur presented Linc with a deal: If Linc could defeat six fighters chosen by him, then he would be free to teach his classes without any further harassment or confrontations. However, if he were to lose against even just one fighter, he would have to cease his classes. Linc accepted the deal. The rules were very simple: To win, a fighter had to make their opponent either give up or render them unable to continue.
 * One week after the meeting, Lincoln and several of his students arrived at the intended location and were met by Lakesroth, his chosen fighters and many of his students. The location was the Mad Dragon, which was closed to allow the fights to take place. Supposedly the Dragon was chosen because Arthur refused to allow Lincoln to step into his school.
 * 1) Linc's first opponent was Paul Maron, a senior student. The fight lasted 24 seconds and went to Linc, following a knee to Maron's face.
 * 2) The second opponent was Michael Thompson, another senior. This fight was quicker than the first and went to Linc, after he knocked Michael out with a left punch.
 * 3) Another senior named Travis Barkley was linc's third opponent. This fight was the 3rd longest out of all of them, lasting 1 minute 42 seconds. Linc won by the use of an elbow to Barkley's face.
 * 4) Gary Sanchez was the final senior student to fight Linc. The match lasted 1 minute 11 seconds and ended with Gary submitting to an arm lock.
 * 5) Linc's fifth opponent was assistant instructor Thomas Kimura. The fight was the second longest, lasting 3 minutes 5 seconds. Linc emerged victorious following Kimura falling unconscious from a headlock.
 * 6) The last and longest fight, timed at 6 minutes 39 seconds, was against Arthur himself. According to the people present, Arthur was the first to attack. The fight was said to be the most vicious of the six fights, with a number of observers claiming it to be the most brutal fight they had even seen. The winner of the fight was Linc, with many claiming his youth as the reason he won, while others say it was his superior strength and speed. Arthur was knocked unconscious with a straight right fist.
 * Four days after the fights, Lincoln was confronted in a grocery store by Ryan Pillon, a student of Arthur's. Angered by the defeats of his instructors and fellow students, Ryan produced a revolver and shot Lincoln 6 times, striking the latter in the chest, abdomen, shoulder and neck. Ryan fled the scene and an ambulance was called for Lincoln, who was attended too by fellow customers until the professionals arrived. The following day Pillon turned himself over to the authorities and he was eventually convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to 30 years imprisonment.
 * Joined the band Krayne as the drummer

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 * Daughter Jazz Rose Chambers born August 18.
 * Left Krayne.
 * In February of 1980, WBA Heavyweight Champion Daniel "Sweet Danny" Ruddey challenged Lincoln to a mixed-style bout, after an altercation occurred between the two at a nightclub. Ruddey offered $1,000,000 dollars to Lincoln if he won. Lincoln accepted.
 * The scheduled fight took place on May 19th at Madison Square Garden. The event was sold out, attended by many celebrities and noteworthy professional fighters and martial artists. The fight was to be 10 four minute rounds. While Ruddey was only allowed to use his arms, Lincoln was allowed to use his arms and his legs. Lincoln had the upper hand during the first two rounds, knocking Ruddey down six times with his feet. Before the start of the third round a motion was made by Ruddey and his corner to disallow Lincoln the use of leg attacks. Despite major disagreement from Lincoln's corner, Lincoln accepted the motion and the fight continued as a boxing match. Rounds three and four were split equally between both fighters. The victory went to Lincoln in round five at 2:34 after Ruddey was knocked out cold by a heavy right downward strike.
 * Accepted a challenge from IBF Heavyweight Champion Samuel "Teacher" Grades.
 * Fought and defeated Grades in a boxing match, knocking Grades unconscious in the third round.
 * Accepted a challenge from WBC officials to fight the organizations Heavyweight Champion, Eric Oquendo.
 * Fought and defeated Oquendo in a boxing match, knocking Grades unconscious in the second round.
 * Accepted a challenge from WBO officials to fight the organizations Heavyweight Champion, Marcus Wentling.
 * Fought and defeated Wentling in a boxing match, knocking Grades unconscious in the third round.
 * Accepted a challenge from USKA Heavyweight Champion Donald "Iron" Hill to a modified-rules kickboxing match.
 * Faced and defeated Hill in the second round of the fight.
 * Accepted challenge from UKKC & EKA Heavyweight Champion Robert Brushell.
 * Fought and beat Brushell in the third round.
 * Accepted a challenge from Brazilian Jujitsu black belt Marcel Gracie.
 * Faced Marcel Gracie in a submission-only match. Won the match after four minutes and forty four seconds by way of a rear naked choke.
 * Accepted three challenges from three other members of the Gracie Family.
 * Faced and defeated all three members of the family, all in less than five minutes.
 * Founded Snare Comics.
 * Released first comic series, RAM: Killer.
 * Launched clothing line, RO47
 * Co-founded ONYXPro Wrestling.
 * Organized and hosted Elite Cage Combat.
 * Founded Blue Tiger Media.
 * Created and released season 1 of Mintlace: The Animated Series.
 * Released season 2 of Mintlace: The Animated Series.
 * Released season 3 of Mintlace: The Animated Series.
 * Competed in and won a gold medal in Men's Archery at the 2000 Olympic Games.
 * Granddaughter Onyx Tabitha Chambers born 28 September.
 * Released season 1 of From the West.
 * Released season 1 of Green Blood Iron.
 * Wrote & directed film, Black Birds, Red Blades & Full Coffins.
 * Released Season 1 of

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 * Released Season 2 of

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 * Released Season 3 of
 * Announced plans to create and hold a combat sports league, called the Cage Combat League/ United States Martial Arts League. The league would function much like the NFL league: 32 teams (each with nine fighters from the E.C.C. weight divisions) would compete against one another in a preseason series of matches, followed by a regular series, which is then followed by a 9-match championship night.
 * Began constructing the Lincoln Roundhouse.

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