Harold Diamond

Best known to movie fans as John Rambo's "stick-fighting" opponent in Rambo III, Harold Diamond in reality is one of Florida's most-famous pioneers in the sport of American Kickboxing. Born Harold Roth, he earned the nickname, "Nature Boy", for his long pony-tail, and a habit of wearing blue-jeans into the kick-boxing ring. In the mid-1970s, he became the first martial artist to compete in a kick-boxing match on Miami Beach. Fighting at the Miami Beach Convention Center on South Beach (The same center where Muhammad Ali defeated Sonny Liston for the World's Heavyweight Boxing Title), Roth ran up an impressive undefeated streak all by knockouts. He was "labeled" unbeatable, as he knocked out opponents throughout Miami-Dade and Broward Counties. In 1983 he won a Muay-Thai Championship and soon after retired with an undefeated record of 17-0 with 17 knockouts. His legendary local-fame lead to a Hollywood contract, and a name change to Harold Diamond. But, to south Florida fans, he will always be "Nature Boy" Harold Roth, the greatest kick boxer in the state's history.

Known For: Acting

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No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1986	Can You Feel Me Dancing?	Judo Instructor	60
2	1987	Hard Ticket to Hawaii	Jade	51
3	1988	Picasso Trigger	Jade	44
4	1988	Rambo III	Stick Fighter	62
5	1988	Killing American Style	John Morgan	43
6	1989	Trained To Kill	Loc Syn	78
7	1990	Gypsy	Montana the Gypsy	27
8	2017	King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table	Merlin	34

Harold Diamond

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