"Bruce loved to learn grappling, he ate it up! He said that people would never go for it in movies or TV because the fights are over too fast and most of the good stuff was hidden from view. He said they wanted to see fancy kicking, acrobatics, and weapons." - Gene Lebell.
So he loved grapling and studied it but you reckon he may not have been able to use it. He studied other arts and could and did use them in fights. Why not grappling?
What do you mean he has never been in any 'proper' fights? He was in plenty of street fights, he did full contact sparring and had an amatuer boxing career. Do you mean that ufc with all its rules and regualtions is 'proper' fighting?
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Thread: bruce lee vs chuck ledell
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12-19-2007, 09:43 PM #121
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12-20-2007, 04:43 AM #122
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12-20-2007, 08:25 AM #124
so what if he was 130lbs, functional strenght is what truely sets apart the bulldog grapplers from great grapplers. by know you should know that mechanics is more the key to takedowns/submissions than actual AAHHH!!!! UUUUHHH!@!!!!!!! EHHHHH!!!!! tap tap tap.....
i highly doubt you are stronger than Bruce.Pyramid Paradigm?
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12-20-2007, 04:46 PM #125
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12-20-2007, 07:17 PM #127
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i think kung fu and bruces jeet kun do are great to watch but in practice most of the moves are deadly unless your a killer you cant use them. the moves you can use are used better in other martial arts so...
if you put bruce in a fight he will kill his opponent he didnt have rules
so in the ufc bruce loses and goes to jail but chuck wins and goes to the grave...
this is kinda the result of most fights against a true kung fu fighter (i talking about a master of it like bruce) its to the death if u cant quit and run away. u cant even shoot them they just do that matrix thing lol ok now im being silly...
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12-20-2007, 07:25 PM #128
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you can win at 130lbs if you bite out your oppoinants throat and tear out his eyes! They dont record those kinda fights. Have you ever kicked a 205 lb man in the balls it doesnt matter how big he is hes going down. and what 205lb man can catch a man half his size who keep kicking him in the balls and every time u grab him bites you. Kung fu is not a UFC fight with rules its a fight full stop i dont fight like that but come on that ****ing works and lee was the best there was at it
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12-20-2007, 07:25 PM #129
My money would be on Chuck or almost any top tier MMA fighter. Bruce is impressive as hell (in movies) and he is a genetic freak but imagine if Chuck got ahold of him on the ground. He would pound his face off.
One thing in Bruce's favor though is I imagine he knows 273 ways he could paralyze an opponent with one strike. Just saying he'd probably throw **** at at MMA fighter they'd never expect. We'll never find out so it really doesn't matter.
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12-20-2007, 08:15 PM #131
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I wouldnt call it plagerism, she inherited all those things and chose to publish it. It was hers to do with as she wanted. She would know if anyone did whether he intended to publish it. I would think that the world has benefitted from it. He was obsessed with learning and teaching in his life, why would you think he wouldnt want his works to continue?
As for it being based on the works of others, I dont doubt it. He didnt invent any new style of martial art, he was more concerned with taking what already worked and refining it. By these standards almost any published work of martial arts literature is plagerism, because when it comes to martial arts there is very little new under the sun. nothing new about that.
As for "Dragon" it was moderately entertaining I guess, but not very realistic. I was making fun of amazon also, hence the :-)
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12-20-2007, 08:39 PM #132
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12-21-2007, 11:40 PM #139
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12-21-2007, 11:59 PM #140
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12-22-2007, 08:34 PM #148
So the man you actually got hit by it and stated the following should die? Strong logic.
Hayward Nishioka - "Bruce had this trademark "One Inch Punch", he could send individuals (Some of whom outweighed him by over 100lbs) flying through the air where they'd crash to the ground 15 feet away. I remember getting knocked up against the wall by that punch. I didn't think it was possible that he could generate so much power in his punch, especially when he was just laying his hand against my chest, he just twitched a bit and Wham!!!, I went flying backward and bounced off a wall. I took him very seriously after that."
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