Mike Tyson's SHOCKING Bruce Lee Interview - "Bruce Lee Is A Killer"

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

"Bruce Lee Is A KIller" By that Mike means that Bruce was a dangerous man.

[@georgewashingtonwasblack3298]

Speed is power which is mass times acceleration. If a feather hit you going a 1000 miles per second you're guaranteed to feel it. Bruce Lee had speed that was incredible which gave even his one inch punch tremendous power. He couldn't have that speed without proper alignment which someone critized Bruce for not showing it in videos they saw him. It's nonsense.

[@Fade2Dark]

I think it means he trained hard.

[@aznation4592]

Means he could take your heart out and eat it

[@123batchy]

Mike also a fighter, he would know 👊🌅

[@georgewashingtonwasblack3298]

@@123batchy Joe Lewis and Chuck Norris were world champions and they validated Bruce Lee from experience. Mike Tyson' is just icing on the cake and he was a world champion too. I had a martial arts teacher tell me Bruce Lee wasn't a fighter so its not just internet attack on his legacy its bigger than that. Some people hate others that they can't measure up too.

[@seabslew]

I saw Bruce Lee in person in 1968 Wash. DC do a 20 minute demonstration of his skills at a Jhoon Rhee National Karate championship featuring Joe Lewis. Bruce was a guest of Jhoon Rhee and honorary judge. His hand speed and accuracy was something to see in person and his one inch and 5 inch punch he demonstrated showed the incredible power he could create in an instant. Joe Lewis said Bruce hit like a heavyweight and he should know. He said Bruce had tagged him a couple times when they sparred. Bruce did not believe in rules or refs. so he did not compete in tournaments. Back then most Americans had very little knowledge of martial arts and Bruce was in a class by himself according to those who know. I just turned 80 years old last month but I will never forget the day I saw Bruce Lee. He is still a legend today 50 yrs. later.

[@chanakyabharadwaj9235]

Sir I'm happy to read this comment, please tell us more about Bruce Lee that you experienced back then, we wanna listen to more events that's not in light today, it's my humble request

[@JulieIelasi-lt7yp]

WOW just WOW luck you I got into taekwondo because if bruce Lee at tge age of 16 years old I'm 58 years old now in 2024 . I wish I had meet Mr Lee 😔 I 💯 percent would ask him to teach under him ❤😊

[@QuickmixProductions]

Thx❤

[@michaelwilson4316]

❤❤wow my dad spoke of the same meeting back in the day..respect

[@Fade2Dark]

Is it true what Jackie Chan said. Does Bruce Lee move so fast your eyes can’t even see? Lol

[@onotualiyuohindase155]

Bruce Lee is still the Greatest Martial Artist of all Time. RIP Bruce ❤

[@coproductions9378]

Beg to Differ!!! Chuck Norris Was & Still IS the GOAT....even Bruce would agree! THAT'S ALL FOLKS!

[@123batchy]

Bruce Lee was no Martial Artist.. he was a Spiritual Master 🐉🌅

[@CarloTurner-vl7rl]

@@coproductions9378🐂💩

[@earliegrace5536]

​@@coproductions9378 Nope. Bruce would never say Chuck could beat him one on one. Bruce had ethereal confidence in him self and his art, some would say arrogant. Chuck trained with Bruce, I think the training made Chuck even more formidable. Chuck Norris can cut a knife with melted butter Both had immense respect for one another. I'm gonna boot up my PS5 and let ufc24 decide.

[@wickid-the-rogue]

@@earliegrace5536 chuck was asked who would win one time and he said well I'm a real fighter he's a actor or something along them lines that's just facts bra, only fight anyone talks about with Bruce was one with another martial artist some say he won some say the other dude won some say it was a draw Bruce was a action actor period that was good at martial arts being good in a gym and in a real fight tho are different things

[@Tlynntra]

I loved all of his movies. He wasn't acting, he was that guy. Truly missed😢

[@CaptainFearless1]

agree....no wires for him, he was the real deal

[@FAMA-18]

Bruce Lee will always be favorite, no one like him.

[@佳明辛]

李小龙是最棒的，他就是王者

[@sovaine]

I'm 63 this June, and Bruce still mesmerisies me to this day, I have never lost respect for his skill and philosophy on life.

[@resjon7981]

Without rules Bruce was a killer. Mike is someone who knows.

[@The_Gallowglass]

That's why he started going raw on Hollyfield. Hollyfield kept fighting dirty and Tyson was trying to play by the rules. At some point Mike had enough and brought out the savage. Years later Holyfield said, "I don't blame him. If we was on the street I'd have gone for an ear too, or his balls"

[@EBKDanteMustDie]

people always like to believe mike would just straight up brutalize bruce and they don’t even realize that a lot of mma fighters could put mike down with their rule set. in a boxing match mike may have the edge but mike gets systematically destroyed by top mma fighters

[@greer2402]

Bruce was a killer. Not really a fighter. There is a difference. That's probably why he didn't fight in tournaments because he would have to fight by rules and would get beat because of opponents weight advantage

[@rexrocker1268]

Indeed. I don’t think Bruce could beat anyone. But a man his size? Probably easily. Bruce wasn’t a big man what was he 130 pounds? But he was ultimate ripped level in his prime. But a beast like Mike Tyson? I don’t know. He would not feel his kicks and punches and just cancel him. I don’t know. That’s no disrespect but size does matter. Like Iron Mike and big dudes like him could just charge him and hulk smash. But if he was their size? Different story entirely. Again, obviously, no disrespect he would destroy me in a fight and I’m bigger than him. Only chance I would have it cover my head and charge and try my best to get him on the ground and use my size and weight. And I don’t know how to fight even if I did that would be what I would do and I bet I would still lose. he was an animal destroyer and it would have been cool to see him fight professionally. Also nobody in Hollywood or sports back then was as ripped as he was. Even body builders weren’t as ripped. Sure he was skinny but just ridiculous he was like 1% body fat, which is extremely unhealthy but that’s hard core diesel.

[@tonyslicer7399]

Your more killer be boxer than person do kicks

[@MB711XX]

I am a woman and I loved to watch Bruce Lee. What a beautiful man and when he was doing what he was born to do, it was aw inspiring!!!

[@ShadowYamoto]

No doubt about it that if Bruce Lee was still alive to this day the guy would've had the greatest impact in movies.

[@salvadordeadly723]

I am an enlightened spiritualist of the Choy Lee Fut kung fu federation and I became enlightened in 96 . Approx 3 weeks after I became enlightened I was attending a spiritual group when the spirits of Bruce and Brandon Lee walked into the circle and Bruce Lee directly approached me and asked me to explain the curse of the Dragon, his curse as his spirit was in limbo and he didn't understand why. I was studying Surrealist Art and they had a thing called automatic writing which is writing faster than you can think and then reading the outcomes. I asked the realm of light to reveal the truth in relation to Bruce Lee and this is the verse that came out for Bruce Lee, Bruce Lee was Lee Shi Min who ordered the destruction of the temple Shaolin the last words on film he said were Shaolin Temple and then he was dead. Bruce understood straight away and so did I , Bruce Lee was sent back to restore the glory of Shaolin kungfu as once upon a time it was he who destroyed it. Bruce Lee thanked me and his dark veil faded and he walked into the light with his son Brandon by his side. I had to investigate Enter the Dragon and yes the last words on film he said were Shaolin Temple

[@GorillaCookies]

My Dad and my uncle went to Bruce Lee martial arts school in Oakland back in the 60s. They were 12 - 14 years old at the time. They said they only went that 1 visit after seeing a flyer. It was too expensive for them but they both said they watched a demonstration and couldn't believe how quick and agile Bruce Lee was. They both still talk about it in their mid 70s.

[@jamiegoss4970]

Nope

[@JEsco10]

Your full of it.

[@msn140]

Bruce Lee was never satisfied with his fighting skills, he was always trying to improve his fighting skills, that's why he is the best ever💪💪

[@jeffgoodsitt5006]

The best ever. RIP

[@GeorgeFranquiz]

A man like Tyson a heavy weigth killer calling Bruce a killer, make you understand Bruce Lee power and speed.

[@wickid-the-rogue]

Or he's just like the rest of the sheep dudes a actor period, jvd has more accolades in martial arts then him stop, chuck Norris has more accolades in martial arts then him stop

[@GeorgeFranquiz]

@@wickid-the-rogue Your opinion sounds like the opinion of Pee wee Herman

[@GeorgeFranquiz]

@@wickid-the-rogue Your opinion sounds like the opinion of Pee Wee Herman

[@wickid-the-rogue]

@@GeorgeFranquiz show me his fights... I'll wait again a actor your and Tysons opinion sounds like sheep to Hollywood

[@wickid-the-rogue]

@@GeorgeFranquiz and I love tyson let's let's be honest he beat bums when he faced a real contender in Holyfield what happen twice....

[@neuwalter7386]

Bruce Lee was a very unusual person in the martial arts. He united mind, body and strength into a single energy and was able to implement this excellently. His speed, concentration and charisma were of course outstanding. He combined everything, from physical perfection to visual representation in his films. And he knew how to sell his skills, keep the secret of real martial arts and never flaunt his personal training.

[@jimsmith9744]

Mind, Body, and Spirit not strength as one and this is from over 2000+ year Kung Fu from Ancient China tradition. I read this book in the 6th grade from the library.

[@anthonydonlan3140]

Yes Lee's quotes in films are from Lao tzu the farther of the Dao.. and Daoist philosophy which is over five thousand years old, yin and yang is from Daoism... Balance of mind spirit and body. Bhudism stole most of it.

[@rachellewalters8111]

Bruce Lee was beyond just one of the hardest training fighters. He was gifted.

[@queensgambit4982]

No one can achieve greatness at that level without being gifted . No one can actually reach grand mastery at anything in life without being gifted. If you are not gifted you would prob get to expert level maybe master with hard work and training.

[@aaronnarsavage3640]

He was gifted, but at 5'8", 140 lbs he would have gotten embarrassed in a real fight against most of the best pound for pound MMA fighters over the past 20 years.

[@queensgambit4982]

@@aaronnarsavage3640 your statement is mathematically incorrect. You could make a case against heavy weight classes though. If you can hit as hard as a heavy weight combined with his unmatched speed those 2 factors alone make him superior pound for pound. Let Alone adding his skill set. Your state ment lacks analytical understanding of variables that are given to you.

[@aaronnarsavage3640]

@@queensgambit4982 I think anybody who has followed MMA and participated in the sport doesn't need any mathematical analysis to realize that a guy of comparable size to Lee, like Khabib Nurmagomedov for example, would have dominated him in an embarrassing fashion in an actual fight. And next time....actually provide some "variables" that require any analytical understanding before responding with your AI generated response, boy.

[@aaronnarsavage3640]

@@queensgambit4982 Here is a mathematical fact - Khabib - 29-0 Bruce Lee - 0-0 I'm sure that he was undefeated in the movies though. 😄

[@bwxmoto]

It's like he had 100% fast-twitch muscles, like a cat or something. It must have been like fighting a 135 pound mountain lion trying to fight Bruce Lee. I was around in the 70's, he was every kid's idol back then.

[@mkcoleman669]

I was born in 81 man n he was all me n my friends idols all the way thru the 80s n 90s too everybody wanted to be Bruce Lee .. Rip

[@ActionHero29]

@@mkcoleman669 I'm the same age and it was the same for me.

[@drobson8004]

Great comparison. 135 lb. mountain lion.

[@ryandonaghey7189]

I was also born in 81 and he was also me and my friends idol and still is to this day ​@@mkcoleman669

[@petrushka2]

Everybody was kungfu fighting

[@mattsmagicdetailtechaustralia]

My hero bruce who left the world six months after I arrived into it was someone who literally went beyond the boundaries of human fitness, strength, speed, flexibility and more. He went beyond the plateaus he talked about in this quote. “If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them.”

[@razoblicavanje4231]

I am so sad that Bruce didn't live longer to give us more fascinating movies. Rest in peace, Bruce. ❤

[@vijayvijay4123]

Great people who have reached their fullest possible potential die before thirty three years like Alexander the great and Jesus Christ Osho has talked about this phenomenon

[@Thenineoh]

Lee impressed guys on the level of Jim Kelly and Chuck Norris (both world champions). That alone tells you this guy is legit and end of story.

[@LYJManchesterUnited]

I was born in the 90s grew up idolising Jackie Chan and Jet Li but my parents always reminded me that before them there was this guy called Bruce Lee, even from the way they mention his name I knew he was somebody, it took me awhile to appreciate his movies, and ultimately his philosophy and life story. Now he's as much a legend to me as he was to my parents. I'm Chinese and Bruce Lee is our shinning immortal dragon, he broke all barriers at an era that was supposed to be impossible. He was a meteor that came past and left too soon. Probably everything single boy idolises him once they found out about him.

[@tyrenblanch9739]

Rest in peace master Lee 🙏 ❤you are truly a Legend and greatly miss by millions of people around the world 🌎 🙏 and there will never be another Bruce Lee ❤️ 👊👊👊💪💪💪

[@shanetheundertaker8474]

Ever notice nobody talks about his colour , creed , race or size ? I wish the whole world could be like this ! 🙏 Know a man by the fruits of his labour. He bought such awe and happiness to so many. Truly a Legend ! R.I.P Bruce Lee. You are immortal in the minds of the people. ✨⭐🙏⭐✨

[@mathieujolliff951]

I agree wholeheartedly 👍🏾

[@strattuner]

BRUCE LEE was a tower amongst men,can't climb it,can't go around it, under it,just stand and be in awe of it,RIP BRUCE

[@sinsiner7779]

“Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object, and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves. Empty your mind, be formless. Shapeless, like water. If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.” ― Bruce Lee

[@enzudesign]

Those who say Bruce Lee was not a great fighter really have no clue

[@Jimb151]

Correct. Chuck Norris testimony agrees with you

[@fragilis_mal3485]

We just don't know if he was a great fighter. He was a good athlete and martial artist but not a competitive fighter . The reason people downplay him is because all traditional martial art nerds idolize him like a god to justify their respective martial arts. Certainly Bruce lee was a great, disciplined and high skilled man. If he could be a top fighter... Who knowws

[@fragilis_mal3485]

Also a great martial arts actor!

[@wickid-the-rogue]

@@Jimb151 chuck also said when asked could Lee win, I'm a professional fighter he's a actor.... chuck would of stomped Lee there's a reason he didn't fight he ran from fights hence why he came to America people don't know or ignore his fear of the Chinese mob 🤔 I get why they seemingly don't know takes away from his Legacy

[@trishlee6529]

@@wickid-the-rogueacting during that time give you more money than fighting kiddo. Even heavyweight champions like Mike Tyson and john jones know Bruce Lee is a killer. l😁😁😁😁

[@stevemuldoon9451]

I've only seen Bolo as a scary badass in films, but in this interview he seems a friendly, thoughtful, respectful, cool guy. It's good to see great athletes and artists giving respect to their colleagues.

[@ZENIGMATV]

I met with Bolo in the 90s. Nice guy

[@bdc211]

he still looked ripped tho

[@NickGould50687]

He's a good guy in shootfighter, was different to see after seeing him as a villain in most his films

[@pistolpeteu7413]

Bruce LEE IS LIKE A GUNSLINGER OF THE WEST.HE HAD a gift 🎁 from above and like to teach everybody martial arts. I love his images great person.

[@davep1103]

I tells people.... I am HONORED to call Bruce Lee My Friend.

[@iluvcliffrichard]

That he died so young was bad in itself. The fact not much rare footage and all hktvb footage destroyed makes it worse. But tyson knows bruce was a bad man

[@mr.h5788]

Nope. He was an actor and all of his fights were fake. Look it up... Ask Chuck Norris

[@iluvcliffrichard]

@mr.h5788 Yes, i asked chuck. He told me he honestly couldn't have beat bruce in the ring, or street.

[@jeffreybila5188]

I agree, in close combat what are your chances of beating an athlete(fighter) who is 50kg heavier than your? And let's accept it, in a situation like that, the so called one inch punch remains bullshit. 😊

[@TheRogueSquid]

@@jeffreybila5188one inch punch is a demonstration of body mechanics and creating power from the ground, not an actual attack.

[@123batchy]

Bruce Lee can beat anything, Guys let's face it. The Dragon 🐉

[@thatone8085]

Michael jai will be forgotten but bruce lee will be remembered for a long long time. RIP bruce lee.

[@romant142]

Lol

[@davep1103]

Yeah. Dude was BOGUS AS YELL ! Talkin' about, I could beat Bruce Lee because I was bigger than he was. IT'S JUST TOO DARN BAD, they weren't living in the same era.

[@Gfant17]

Facts michael jai white is a goofy

[@beestoe993]

I found one of Bruce's books when I was 18 and it spoke to me. I loved it. I immediately began practicing and emersing myself in jeet kune do. After three years of living for the art I had memorized all 5 of his books and learned all I possibly could about Bruce. His skill set was a double whammy. First he had a brilliant mind. Bruce never gets enough credit for his Academic accomplishments, he was a college graduate with a major in philosophy and he combined that with an in depth study of martial arts from all around the world. The 2nd thing that made him great was his incredible level of energy. He ran 10 miles a day just to warm up before breakfast. Chuck touched on that in the video. Releasing energy wes Bruces natural state of existence. That is what made him so unique. Intelligence and inexhaustible energy.

[@drdesmo8489]

It breaks my heart every time I see these videos of dear Bruce. How do you define a person who took everything in and only used what would work, from every art and make more moves from his study of it all. Every moment of his life was evolution at such a high level. Bruce was and is the OG Master of all arts combined. There will never be such a leader and game changer as him. Then to see his son pass away was too much for me. I cannot even imagine how Linda continued with half her soul gone from these events. Thank you for keeping his legacy alive through this 🙏

[@brucetheman8883]

I love Bolo Yeung and Jim Kelly both, they have never once spoken a single bad word about Bruce Lee and only sing his praise and admiration. Bruce Lee is the best Martial Artist of all time and one of the top athletes to ever live, he was in such incredible physical shape, we are talking Olympic top tier, the best of the best. Had Bruce Lee lived, I have no doubt he would have continued to improve in Every conceivable way with his Martial Arts and physical fitness. Bruce Lee achieved more in his short life span leaving behind a lasting legacy that most people would never beable to do over several life spans. R.I.P. Bruce Lee you are forever loved and forever missed

[@СергейМанько-ж7л]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@richielsmith5332]

He's still alive he's everywhere just open your eyes

[@loganShoota]

True.if you are remembered you never die... - some Egyptian person

[@Christopherogley]

Dead. Overated movie star. .

[@Universe3-e7r]

I see nobody 🤔

[@Christopherogley]

@@Universe3-e7r me nirther

[@Rizu-w5w]

​@@Christopherogley Totally agree with you. It makes me laugh when people say that he could've beaten Tyson, Foreman or Ali in a fight. People watch his fights in the movies and assume he would've kicked their ass. It's like saying John Rambo would be able to kill all the ISIS army by himself.

[@setthestandardsimracing8689]

Brilliant homage to the man the legend Bruce Lee, great video for the future generations to understand just how unreal the man was..

[@grahampitchy8691]

So, so much respect to all these legends who praised Bruce Lee. He was a formidable force that will live forever and a day.

[@harithefightlover4677]

The quantity of our life is very little...everyone will grow old once it is a reality.But it is a lot of sadness when we see them all..Bruce Lee the legend

[@Watchman70]

The match stick and ping pong videos floored me. He was a supreme master.

[@goldenultra]

The art of expressing the human body. But not Mozart art, but the art if technique, self knowledge and self awareness 😮 I think they were planning a movie with Elvis because Elvis was into Karate 🎉

[@Umbriel-c8r]

Kids wore the black slippers because of Bruce Lee. We’d see them in school a lot in the 70s. He was a huge idol for boys and men then

[@bethwarren731]

Some women too. I always loves martial arts because of him.

[@lopa-u9f]

is why he was killed his leadership ability and what he led to

[@R0M4N313]

This clip made me smile ear to ear the whole time. Legends. Thank you for this

[@troyclegg9849]

Loved Bruce, Jim Kelley, Bolo, Chuck, Jean Claude, Brandon. All of you had an influence on my martial arts journey

[@jeroenherlaar8308]

Better watch folks that actually have been in the ring.

[@dennisorr1746]

Beerdy! Thank you again for bringing us all such timeless awesomeness! Any and all the best fighters knew to incorporate Bruces Jeet Kun Do philosophy. I remember training when I still could early 90's, Larry Holmes gym, Quick foot Paul Ellis, and of course watching every Bruce Lee movie over and over. Thanks for bringing back the old days! Oh and I truly wished I could have trained with Jim Kelly! He had some scary power! And a super nice guy!!

[@darylhill9400]

Bruce Lee was a godman.

[@helmaerlcheny9894]

nu explici și nouă?

[@СергейМанько-ж7л]

😂

[@rorymoore4387]

What i love about Bruce Lee stories is he wasnt afraid to learn, he was always looking for the best most efficient and effective ways to fight. I dont know the if its true but i once heard he didnt think much of kicking high or spinning until on set Chuck did a spinning heel kick and he was impressed asked to be shown again and went off to practice. If true he saw something he could have a use for and aquired the knowledge tgen practiced till perfected. Even if not true you can see that he only ever learned to become so effective that fights werent prolonged and in doing you have to acknowledge your limitations before overcoming them and from what little real footage ive seen, he didnt have many limitations, sh!t i wish i could play table tennis with a bat as good as he does with nunchuks truly a man who came closest in my opinion to reach the title superhuman. Thats an amazing athlete right there, not self assured hes the best and all his skills are the shiznit but a athlete who was always looking for more to add to his collection and improve, he apparently lived his art almost every minute of his day from what i read just 100000000% dedication.

[@shaunrocksthecitytvshow4117]

I can hear bolo talk all day I met him in person . On my page in the shorts section 👌👌👊💯💯

[@rooseveltoggssr.9647]

This guy was my favorite fighter in the martial arts. No One could touch this guy. There will NEVER be anyone ever to repeat this man

[@marcedwards2464]

Bruce Lee the king 👑🥊💯🥋

[@MrDantres]

Unquestionably the greatest promoter of martial arts that ever lived, unique and legendary.

[@kennethquinnies6023]

Rest in Peace Bruce Lee.

[@LONEWOLFKASH]

Thank you for your content I grew up watching Bruce Lee.

[@Spuzzmacher]

I think I remember seeing an interview of the guys who made the TV series Kung Fu, and they said originally they had intended Bruce Lee to play the lead role. But he came in and, not so much auditioned as just gave them a demonstration of a 15 minute barrage of speed and power moves flying around the room attacking objects to wow them. It actually scared the crap out of everyone and they decided to not give him the job because they thought over the course of filming a whole season he might actually kill someone. They were like, ehhh this is just a tv show, and that guy's an actual real live killing machine, lets not play with fire here. I get it, but oh man we could have had Kung Fu with Bruce in it, shot on film for all time. Thousands of hours of footage. Ugh.

[@ronaldduclos707]

Their will never be another bruce lee. Rest in peace. You will always be remembered as the greatest of all time thank you for sharing your philosophy and giving us some great memories.

[@420Stoner66]

Like many others, I grew up idolizing Bruce. Chuck Norris was also great. He was the only man who had to wear a diaper when he brushed his teeth because he shit himself with fear when he looked in the mirror....

[@djt32477movies]

Omg hysterical. I almost shit my pants bc of this comment

[@420Stoner66]

@@djt32477movies In the words of the legend that is Chuck himself, "There is nothing wrong with an involuntary shit in ones pants, I see it happen everywhere I go".

[@charshill2978]

😂😂

[@djt32477movies]

Omg, thank you. Hysterical!​@@420Stoner66

[@fongxiong6372]

There’s endless Chuck Norris jokes. 😂

[@Jack-ur4in]

This gave me goose bumps all down my back . Respect.

[@nathanielfernandez3664]

I grew up watching bruce lee and did taekwondo when i was 6. I looked up to bruce lee and jackie chan. We need more legit martial artist like them in 2024. The're legit i even went to bruce lees grave. I pray for his soul. God bless

[@Sabrewatch1]

Bruce Lee is a legend of legends, nobody comes close. Rest Easy Bruce, taken way to soon.

[@jeroenherlaar8308]

Title: "Mike Tyson's SHOCKING Bruce Lee Interview". Actually: 5 seconds out of context quote.

[@fongxiong6372]

😂 I got lost in the legend.

[@davidlu1003]

Mike's talking is so tactful.😁😁😁I think Mike is the best Boxer and maybe the fighter too.

[@rolandgutierrez813]

Bruce Lee is the " GOAT " ! of martial arts !

[@23Dreams-z8z]

What a Nice Video , i Still have all the bruce Lee Movies from this time my Dad Collected them.

[@DwayneMattox-x5n]

Grandmaster Bruce Lee 🐉

[@kroeunvannak3201]

Best inspiration for Mike Tyson!😊

[@aliasesableable]

the GOAT !! AND THE BEST OF THE BEST

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

No he isn't.

[@gutz323]

He is fast! and accurate too! I know he is acting on film, and not actually fighting for real, and many people doubt his true fighting skill, but surely the skill he has, when acting out a fight, surely it would translate the same in a real fight.

[@happymonk4206]

Only once in a blue moon does someone like Bruce Lee exist to be able to do what he did. I don't believe that any human will ever be able to come even close to his achievement.

[@Darren-sn4ki]

His skill is unmatched he was and will always be the legend in martial arts 🙏😢

[@adrianjones495]

Somebody need too tell Michael j.white, he can not beat bruce lee, but he don't understand that, so that's why I'm not a fan of Michael j white!!

[@davids2933]

Same here.

[@merlekeif4835]

MJW released a video where he apologized to Bruce Lee fans and clarified what he meant...it was a good one

[@adrianjones495]

@@merlekeif4835 I seen it bruh, yeah he apologized, but he didn't mean it, but he went back on vibe TV talking shit again, so naw I don't believe him!!

[@merlekeif4835]

@adrianjones495 Yeah but it could just be a publicity stunt too. MJW knows as big and quick as he is, Bruce was the Master and the first Mixed Martial Artist. But I mean, nowadays, MJW is probably the closest we're gonna come to Bruce lol

[@adrianjones495]

@@FretsOnFire I agree big dog, but somebody is paying him too say those things about bruce lee, I was a fan, but know I don't understand him!!

[@aayosaathgaaye]

Incomparable and invincible. The greatest martial artist ever lived ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@danieluav]

"Be water my friend"....

[@tomyeo5240]

My martial arts training began in 1966 when I saw Bruce in the Green hornet. My dad was a boxer and a pretty good one by all accounts and began training me. I eventually persuaded him to let me take karate. I trained in many styles over decades and Mr Lee was a massive influence on every teacher that I met.

[@darylhill9400]

Excellent presentation

[@vincentbartolini283]

Bruce Lee is the greatest legend of martial arts…💪💪🙏❤️

[@Joseph-cx5lr]

My idol rest well, Little dragon

[@Gerard_2024]

Oh My Gawd ! I'm in total shock. Mike really shocked the bejaysus out of me. I'll never get over it.

[@JimFreeman-h6g]

Mike is about Truth.

[@scarygary-qq1pj]

No he's not.

[@RoyTheInfidel]

Back in 1974 when I was a 7 year old kid, when you hear someone utter Bruce Lee's name, it felt like a real force was around you. His name alone was enough to give you the awe, respect, and admiration.

[@Odran4837]

Bruce lee fighting stances were the mot calm stances I have ever seen.

[@RockCity1111]

I was awed at Bruce's speed and thats what got me into karate and Moo ye do

[@RockCity1111]

I guess my tyson comment wasn't allowed. Lol. I despise tyson

[@n.elliott9122]

These reunions are bittersweet and emotional for those of use who truly admire them beyond the screen.

[@brajamaniarubam6877]

Dedication which is motivating enough from one generation to another, and remain the same simple curiosity which none could match.

[@Pulsonar]

It’s pretty fair to say Bruce was a genuine freak of nature, and a prodigious talent in self defence. What i believe is that he would not do as well as some say as a ring competitor and would probably notch up a few KO losses, a champ maybe but nothing hugely remarkable in conventional and heavily restricted competition. The reason I say that is because he trained to injure people BEYOND the rules of any competitive ring sport at the time. Bruce would’ve been like a Lion let loose without any teeth or claws in that era. Only todays MMA resembles the JKD that he promoted and taught. I believe he could’ve been a feared MMA champion gladiator and grail coach. He basically trained himself and others to take lives if a ‘no way out’ situation unfolded. The next best thing was to choreograph all that work for the entertainment industry- the movies.

[@duncanbauer7309]

Bolo still looks Dangerous

[@davehenderson6896]

Bruce was an example of what we can achieve.

[@svetozarozegovic3684]

True LEGEND BRUCE LEE. R.I.P.🙏👍❤😊

[@AGSAMRIDER]

All fighters all over the world know that he's the legend and always be even for the future generations martial artists to come! Whos agree?😊

[@Gman7283-ys7xb]

Somewhere MJW jealous and hating on a deceased man. Rest in Paradise Master Lee and Your son Brandon

[@jjones317]

MJW is jealous of several people. He’s out of his head if he thinks he could last two minutes with Bruce Lee

[@MrSpadeofAce]

I was born on the same day and month as Bruce Lee, he's my Idol 😁

[@saiborg3992]

For jim kelly to say that, wow that means alot

[@TaiChiRehab]

Love it - JC Van Dam saying how he watched Bruce Lee’s Kung Fu and was so impressed he started Karate 😂😂 I nearly feel,out of bed laffing

[@jamesingebretsen6165]

Bruce Lee without a doupt would be today's UFC champion in his weight division but way more dangerous on the street since there's no rules like UFC

[@СергейМанько-ж7л]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@simonhulme7173]

Jim Kelly said it. Bruce Lee was untouchable..

[@ChrisCaster-tl1pf]

Unbelievable Bruce Lee was the best but anyone Korean kid when I was growing up blue Bruce Lee away

[@raymuse3882]

Bruce was special🙏🙏🙏

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Cool guy- Bruce

[@BaritoneUkeBeast4Life]

Beerdy, this was an amazing tribute to Bruce Lee and filled with wonderful interviews, some of which I hadn't seen before. You did a great job with editing and your video production is excellent. Thank you for this much appreciated video, you have earned a sub from me because of it.

[@georgewashingtonwasblack3298]

@georgewashingtonwasblack3298 0 seconds ago I thank you from the bottom of my heart for defending Bruce Lee from the envious people who are trying to destroy and steal his legacy. I believe Mr. Lee was unjustly taken from this world and people are now coming after his legacy. I hate darkness so thank you for what you're doing. My teacher Grandmaster Wang who is a Chinese noble said we non Chinese owe Bruce Lee for opening up the secrecy of Chinese Martial Arts to the world .Thank you for standing for justice.

[@kit266022]

Your correct my friend the haters will always hate because of jealousy and maybe a racist as well they are nothing but a keyboard warrior trolls got no shame for themselves just a life losers they always say negative about Bruce Lee on most Bruce Lee websites so so jealous they are.

[@JNKArts88]

Seeing young Bolo is always a treat.

[@MrPrcke]

Bruce=God

[@krisiotua223]

I was lucky enough to see Bruce Lee in DC 68. I was only 13yrs old but what I remember was the sheer intensity and speed of his punches . And he was just a really intense person , like even his explaining was intense.

[@charlestonrozario7178]

Pleasure to see Bruce Lee fight

[@squartube]

I was 5 yrs old when I ENTER THE DRAGON After that, I read any information, watched all his movies.... Got into shit loads of fights, growin up and as an adult. Bruce Lee was also an Insperation. His techniques saved me in every altercation... Thank You Bruce!!!!

[@mikeyates7931]

To any and all naysayers of the fighting supremacy of , MR. BRUCE LEE , consider this : ALL the BEST fighters - the CHAMPIONS who knew , BRUCE LEE , sparred with , BRUCE LEE , trained with , BRUCE LEE all say that , BRUCE LEE was UNBEATABLE ! ! !

[@planetxsurveillance.dinkwi5766]

. Brad Pitt beat him

[@mikeyates7931]

@@planetxsurveillance.dinkwi5766 okay , you've had enough to drink , I'm calling you a cab

[@mikeyates7931]

@@planetxsurveillance.dinkwi5766 okay , you've had too much to drink , I'm calling you a cab