Thread: How do think Bruce Lee would fare against modern...

here 4 tha kickz wrote: you can't be serious if you think bruce is going to come out the gates and try to kick tyson. What can he do then? try to out-punch Tyson?

Damn, I see we have a lot of guys here pretty knowledgable in Martial Arts. We should get a thread going.

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QueensFinest101 wrote: KiiidThrash wrote: QueensFinest101 wrote: bruce would smack'em MMA is so overated' muy thai and jijitsu are so overated i can't wait till karate and judo finally get into the octagon. i trained in judo, jijitsu, karate and muy thai.. seriously judo and karate- real karate like kyokushin are far more intense. shotokan karate>kyokushin there is judo and karate in the ufc,, one is like a national judo...

QueensFinest101 wrote: bruce would smack'em MMA is so overated' muy thai and jijitsu are so overated i can't wait till karate and judo finally get into the octagon. i trained in judo, jijitsu, karate and muy thai.. seriously judo and karate- real karate like kyokushin are far more intense. smh...so many thing wrong with this

JChambers wrote: His diabolical Majesty wrote: 36hypno wrote: His diabolical Majesty wrote: Bruce lee didn't have an extensive ground game but he did practice some judo with gene lebell. Question, has anyone in this thread actually seen Bruce lee in a real fight against someone legit? I give dude all the respect for being a pioneer but he gets too gassed up. Not really. If you do your research on dude you know that he was the real deal....

SMH. Aren't you trying to prove that Lee's philosophy of only taking what is useful in other martial arts is the best stragegy. My point is that specialization in an individual martial art is more important when trying to become an elite fighter. And that specialization is an important part of MMA and all competitive fighting, making it more entertaining. Just taking other parts from other martial arts is not as simple as Lee makes...

CaponeCartels wrote: spsfinest212 wrote: CaponeCartels wrote: verynecessary wrote: stronger? yes, but faster? i doubt that a lot of u guys are saying he'd get killed in the ground game, but lee's striking game would be unmatched, especially his kicks and combinations as far as going against tyson, strictly boxing , it would depend on how well lee could avoid tyson and get some counters in. i bet he could win a technical match, but i...

Foreman would demolish Tyson. His Kryptonite was always a good tall fighter with a strong jab. He would get the Frazier treatment.

Lees veteran experiences in real combat dates back long before movies or the U.S. during his initial training as a youth from the numerous gang street fights he was involved with as a member of the Tigers of Junction Street. "In one of his last encounters, while removing his jacket the fellow he was squaring off against sucker punched him and blackened his eye. Bruce flew into a rage and went after him, knocked the fellow out, broke...