Deletion of Zipota

Comment: I can't find any significant independent coverage of this martial art.  People in online fourms keep saying it's Basque, but I'm unaware of a strong Basque culture in Texas.  The use of similar terminology is not enough to show this is a notable martial art.  In fact, it makes it look like an attempt to obtain notability from an established art ().  If there are solid independent sources linking zipota and savate, then perhaps this article could be merged into Savate
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:NOTINHERITED)

Comment: I can't find anything to show this is a notable martial art.  All but one of the article's sources deal with the etymology of the words, not the art itself.  The article's only source about the art is the 2001 version of Green's 'Martial Arts of the World' and I couldn't find zipota or zipote in the 2010 edition.  I couldn't find any independent reliable sources that show this art meets the notability criteria of 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:MANOTE)