Talk:Anton Geesink

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Needs a better introductory sentence, to give some context. I'd do it but I barely understand what this is about. ike9898 04:02, 19 Jan 2004 (UTC)

[edit] Double Dutch?

I suggest replacing the phrase:"....,and placed second in his category." for "..., and ended on the second place in his category." The first sentence is not entirely wrong but very much double Dutch. (Wereldburger758)

[edit] Books written by Anton Geesink

Anton Geesink has written several books about Judo, according to my knowledge. These should be added. Wereldburger758

[edit] Explanation of the correction I made, and question

I slightly modified the claim about the three living 10th dan kodanshas recognized by Kodokan as to make it unambiguous. Anyway, is it relevant at all? Perhaps a separate page with the list of all 10th dan holders would be in order. Blazar 17:52, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

Removed one of two trivia for two reasons:

1. No source available
2. Unlikely since they were living in different parts of the city

Patio 06:32, 27 September 2007 (UTC)