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Deputy Joseph "Joe" Fiorentino
Mixed Martial Arts/Grappling Champion
Cook County Sheriff's Department
Chicago, Illinois

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• Fiorentino has been inducted into the "U.S. Martial Arts Hall of Fame - August 1, 2009"
  • NEW - Deputy Fiorentino was inducted into the Italian American National Hall of Fame, May 1, 2010.
  • Joe was inducted into the Italian American National Sports Hall of Fame May, 2009
• Joe Fiorentino wins again! Joe wins NAGA Chicago, April 24, 2010
  • Joe won "1st Place Director Advance Heavyweight Division" - 2009 NAGA Indiana Grappling Championships on September 19, 2009
  • See his Championship Belt for winning the "1st Place Director Expert Division" at the "2009 NAGA Europa World Grappling Championships" in Dallas, Texas, on August 15 and "NAGA 2009 Indiana" on September 19,2009. 
  • 2008 #1 Ranked Director Division Grappler in the Nation, plus numerous other wins/championships
• Volunteers time in teaching self defense to fellow Cook County Deputies and Chicago Police Officers and to Chicago community scholls and Boy Scout clubs
• Champtionships and Awards - Joe received the prestigious "Presidents Volunteer Service Award" from President Obama.
• See Joe in Action on "Youtube" and in many action films
• Also meet Joe's teacher, coach, friend, and fellow Volunteer of time in teaching self defense to LEOs and Chicago area Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, Sensei Duane Sharp

NRLO is proud to introduce Deputy Joe Fiorentino of the Cook County Sheriff's Department.  Joe has received many awards and championships and has been inducted into the "U.S. Marshall Arts Hall of Fame" in August, 2009.  Joe said, "The number one rule I learned training at Shidokan Chicago under Shihan Eddie Yoshimura and Sensei Duane Sharp is that in combat sports, you "protect yourself at all times."  Joe also emphasizes that MMA, Submission Grappling, and Jiu-Jitsu are sports with rules, time periods, and officials governing the action.  He said, "They should not be confused with the real life combat situations that Law Enforcement Officers face every day."  Deputy Fiorentino and Sensei Sharp give hundreds of volunteer hours to teaching self defense to the Cook County Sheriff's Department Deputies, to Chicago Police Officers, and to community organizations such as the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts.  Enter Deputy Fiorentino's Home page here.

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Sensei Duane Sharp

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