Bolo Yeung Challenges Bruce Lee's Speed........ Then This Happened

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

I bought the photos you saw from a photagrapher that worked on the movie Enter The Dragon. Hope you enjoyed them as much as I did:)

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

@@arthurbrown-jy2ez Hey brother, thanks:)

[@jpthemaster7966]

Bruce lee super fast for a small guy

[@foodnaturechefmaikpresents5950]

What you add here in this video looks 100% present legit.Bolo has a real expression of eating and feal the punch,Typical Bruce was wearing his glasses while punching proves its not a scene for a movie but a real deal sparring.Also the previous photos while both where talking before the sparring arranging the fight!! Good job

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

@@foodnaturechefmaikpresents5950 Thanks brother.

[@stevenlevin6765]

Thank you so much for sharing those photos! Awesome. Much appreciated. Love your channel.

[@rehzinx6874]

Bolo in bloodsport was one of the most terrifying guys in martial arts films 😅

[@twmlloyd5257]

scary as fook

[@BarrettWallacesec7]

Nah man, Ray Jackson!🤣

[@jesseswarbrick7895]

"Brick don't hit back"

[@bruceleroy8063]

Most intimidating no question

[@rehzinx6874]

@kaizen2134 🤣🤣🤣

[@nraughmoobyaj8088]

Bruce Lee was also a very intelligent person. The way he talked, the wisdom he spoke out were above all of the movie stars in our era.

[@joonya66]

We are all intelligent after a few bongs

[@shaneroehrig4384]

​@joonya66 beat me too it LOL

[@shoppingrb9544]

No he was a douche just like his fans.

[@BB-gs5rs]

😂

[@sunriseboy4837]

"Be like water, my friend".

[@Ajmagic123]

Bolo should have been in the Expendables

[@joechilders428]

By time the Expendables was made Bolo was way too old. When they made the film in 2010 Bolo was 63 years old. The only other other old person in the movie was Chuck Norris and he only had a short prt

[@Ajmagic123]

@@joechilders428 and he was still making movies looking good! Just IMDd

[@jmanning6620]

​@@joechilders428Not really too old. Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger are both born in the 1940s

[@paulobtuble]

Yeah, why not, Stallone put Jet Li, Van Damme, and Chuck Norris, among others.

[@mresturk9336]

@@joechilders428 Part of the charm of that series was seeing a bunch of legendary old timers back in action. Bolo would fit right in.

[@Kpictures_NYC]

Bruce Lee was and still is a major inspiration. Taken way too soon.

[@mileseditzs]

even dead, this man has still new news, incredible...

[@alechamid235]

He is IMMORTAL in our hearts.

[@SepiaChild]

​@@alechamid235and Television 📺

[@jkisling2110]

Saw Enter the Dragon when it came out in 73. I was 11. My dad would take me and my friends to see the R rated movies like Dirty Harry, Blazing Saddles etc. He’d tell my buddies not to tell there parents. Nobody said a word. I talk to some of these buddies who are all in their 60’s now and they always bring up how cool my dad was for taking us to see these R rated movies. My dad was the best! Happy Father’s Day dad!

[@filyp1984]

But he never taught you their there they're

[@dwainsellers6453]

​@@filyp1984 that is kind of irrelevant to his story. His dad was a legend to his son and his friends. Get a life dude!

[@filyp1984]

@@dwainsellers6453 it was a joke.

[@Allmenshouldrespectallwomen]

Who cares

[@dwainsellers6453]

@@Allmenshouldrespectallwomen pics off.

[@gregoryandonian6643]

Bolo respected Bruce. He has respect for those who deserve it. That guy is awesome. A monster! The perfect villain and a goof of a good guy when he plays one. Another irreplaceable legend.

[@boscocheng3927]

Don't pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure the difficult one... Bruce your teaching had inspired me when I was a kid... Now I can still inspire my kid from your above teaching, and my kid now goes to university. Thanks a lot to our mentor and sifu of all over the world.

[@engl4nd3r24]

Bruce Lee was and still is a Legend....🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ickdon7999]

A legend with no real fights on record to this day

[@jay-rev]

Sad, really.

[@oakstgorillas]

like the headless horseman!

[@HKvalhe]

Indeed. Bruce Lee is ❤️🙏

[@yezetno3602]

He died in 28 year old, if he lived longer he will become grandmaster of martial arts

[@dgerdi]

You know you are a legend, if someone like Bolo speaks of getting slapped by you and smiles. Bruce Lee‘s life wasn’t long. But he made a name for himself.

[@sunriseboy4837]

You can tell when a guy is 'big', he doesn't slag someone just because he can, and always pays credit where credit is due. I saw the interview with BY, when he spoke of Bruce. He was practically 'reverent' when he made the comment about BL.

[@firstclaw1]

​@@sunriseboy4837 Also Jackie Chan spoke highly of Bruce Lee.

[@sunriseboy4837]

@@firstclaw1 JC was in awe of BL!

[@roycegrissett3580]

The real scary part is Bruce didnt give everything he had. Bruce was on a level of his own.

[@yanuriroschev7270]

Thank you, Beerdy, for sharing this incredible history of the great legend, Bruce Lee and superstar Bolo Yeung's challenge to the grand master. A real treat for his fans around the world!

[@EnzoMakaveli]

Thanks for sharing, its great to see Bruce and his legacy live on!!!

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

My pleasure brother:)

[@Terminal-Vet]

Bruce is so confident that he spars with sunglasses on. Wow.

[@JackEpperley-ly2lx]

Great job on finding the pictures..we all appreciate your time and effort to bring life to the Bruce Lee fans..

[@camerondebaets5013]

Bruce & Brandon Lee have been a source of positive inspiration for me since I was a young teen. I'm so thankful for their work and use said work to remain strong in these times. Thank you for this share and for making this channel.

[@goldennuggetofwisdom5068]

I love how Bolo's legend has grown over the years. He tangled with the Goats and he looked like a beast the whole time👍

[@ZapRowsdower47]

Bolo needs the recognition and respect he deserves, he is a legend and scared me when i was little when he played villains, his body is a mountain! 💪🏽

[@scottsmith1413]

I was stationed in Hong Kong with the army from 94-97 and I walked into a gym in the city to have a training session and Bolo Yeung was on the lat pull-down machine! After watching Enter the Dragon it was a bit of a surreal moment, he would have been in his fifties but was still in good shape.

[@Hanmablood]

Wow that was rare to see Bolo at a chinese local gym

[@shortsandcurlys]

THANK YOU this man was and still is an ultimate legend

[@joergw.8244]

I enjoyed very much watching that short clip. It was in my youth (at the age of 15), when I watched "Enter the Dragon". Jesus, man, Bruce was my hero!! I loved his movies, I trained to the soundtrack of "Enter the Dragon". Now I'm 65, and watching that little clip brought back those memories. Thank you for that 🙏

[@darshanbharj5615]

These photos and story is gold dust! I don't how you consistently continue to find these priceless gems. Keep on doing what you do, thanks for sharing 🙏

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Thanks brother.)

[@IAMEYI]

Bolo Yeung IS JUST AS LEGENDARY AS BRUCE LEE TO ME ever since I first saw him... especially In Van Damme movies OMFG!😱 💯💯💯

[@ZeonEons]

The best haha

[@_mark7646]

You are next! 😂😂😅😅

[@DeAnO327]

Bloodsport was an amazing film 😊👍 .

[@metalmike570]

Yeung is really only about 10% the legend that Bruce Lee is though. You like to exagerate! 🤠👿🙊💣🖖

[@IAMEYI]

@@metalmike570 Hmm last time I read my comment I said (TO ME) wait! Are you that one guy from the other video who said the greatest martial artist of all time was between STEVEN SEGAL or DAVID CARRADINE ???? HAHAHA your crazy! 🤣 it's wild seeing you again!! What are the odds of that?!!

[@fergalfoley6718]

Hearing this factual information is amazing, with Bruce Lee being so graceful explaining to Bolo this is how we will do it in showing Bolo how fast he really was with a punch ! Lightning fast as Bolo took blow from Buce, demonstrating how fast the King of Kung Fu is forever ! Our Master Bruce Lee.

[@nightshift7963]

So Bruce pulled a Larry Bird on Bolo.

[@scotty28653]

Amazing that you were able to get those photos. Legendary and priceless. Both Bruce and Bolo are impressive to watch on film.

[@alanleemaxwell831]

Bruce Lee- the very definition of a kick ass philosopher.... And the reason for my parents giving me the middle name I'm proud to have!!! 🙏🇬🇧

[@macabre19]

Bruce Lee really has achieved immortality.

[@TAROTAI]

Yes a great movie star he was!

[@rangerwolfhound]

except - he did die

[@Bramblebush7]

No he hasn't, he is dead

[@jakesmith5278]

@@rangerwolfhound There is more than one way to achieve immortality.

[@12centuries40]

Some say there are two deaths: one when you die, and another the last time your name is spoken on earth. I think of people like Hammurabi about 3,500 years ago, or Gilgamesh who lived almost 4,000 years ago, or Sargon who lived about 4,400 years ago. Few people will remember most of us 100 or 200 years after our deaths, let alone four millennia.

[@brucetheman8883]

Bolo Yeung is awesome, I've always liked him and the work he has done. He was in great shape and had a fantastic build but there is zero chance he could defeat Bruce Lee in a legit fight. Bruce was so unbelievably fast and he had insane power with real force behind his kicks and punches. Bruce Lee never wanted to be bulky or huge, he trained to have absolute precision and to be as fast as possible, also to be and stay exceptionally flexible. He did train to be strong and have power but you do not need to be bulky to make this happen, Bruce was living proof of this. Lee was so young when he passed, I always wonder had he lived how much better and more skillful with his martial art he would have become top tier xs 1000000 more so than he already was, he would have continued to train endlessly and learn even more.

[@lukaduka1001]

I question that. A good big guy will always beat a good little guy. Its all myth and legend around Bruce. Bruce Lee fan boys seem to think Bruce is unbeatable even against much bigger opponents. Muhammad Ali would have annihilated Bruce but F.B.s seem to think the laws of physics don't apply to Bruce. They wont listen to reality or reason. Instead they will quote myths and hearsay and this suddenly becomes reality. They start spouting internet quotes about speed and power. I have yet to see an actual Bruce Lee fight that isnt choreographed or isnt some hazy grainy black and white film from a distance.

[@brucetheman8883]

@@lukaduka1001 dude even Bruce Lee himself said Ali could beat him. If we are strictly talking boxing only. If Bruce Lee could do full contact anything goes vs Ali now that is a much different story.

[@jacksonnra1856]

I've seen all the videos of Bruce lee kicking bags that weren't his students. He was average at best and would get smoked by a top female thai fighter today.

[@michaelj611]

I reckon Rose Namajunas would take him to the cleaners

[@jalalnasser9525]

​@@jacksonnra1856😂😂😂 u r dreaming

[@brianwilson4250]

Can't say enough how much we the American people enjoyed enter the dragon and the other films of the same type. We were just as endeared to all of the characters as any of the American actors. 👍

[@hellohello8556]

Only a true Martial Artist of such calibre would admit who was faster. Respect to Bolo Yeung.

[@biggerissues6085]

Do you have footage of any of Bruce Lee's fights? I hear they're very impressive. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shoppingrb9544]

​@@biggerissues6085that's all we will ever get from these 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@shoppingrb9544]

Where's the video of this circus trick? It's not a fight what was described. Only the usual circus trick Bruce Lee like to do to impress Western 🤡s. Where's the video of Bolo Young saying all that bs?

[@John-mn9rp]

​@@biggerissues6085Nobody from back then had fight footage, You saying that means they couldn't fight?

[@Dee.J.Mogfry]

Been obsessed with enter the dragon since seeing it....Bolo was super cool in the film. Thanks for sharing the pictures and more insight to what happened on the set of the making of the film.

[@legends311651]

It is so cool that you got a hold of the actual pictures.

[@richard3793]

Bruce was a hero to all of us in the 70's

[@derekchant7875]

Bruce Lee was a hero to all of us in our 70's 😊

[@richard3793]

@@derekchant7875 if you were 70 something in the 70's you'd be over 120 yrs old today !

[@derekchant7875]

@@richard3793 true

[@susanjoyce-yq2mg]

Bruce Lee was an extraordinary physical specimen, but it was those cat-like noises that he made that won my heart.

[@Northseattle-]

🤣

[@lucretius68]

Wow, amazing rare photos and documentation. Thanks for sharing Beerdy!

[@SpeakLybianArabic]

Love this channel, still comes up with new content about Bruce everyday.

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Hey brother, thanks:)

[@frankr6203]

Bruce lee is still a inspiration. Taken away at a very early age. Nobody can replace him.

[@Pulsonar]

Quite stunning to think it’s now 50 years this July 2023 since Bruce Lees death. As a kid I remember hearing about it, the shocking news reverberated even in my junior school playground in England in 1973. The older brothers and fathers of kids shared their grief. Besides it’s stamped in my memory so strongly when it happened so it doesn’t seem that long ago. Even these casual pictures of Bolo and Bruce could’ve been yesterday, they havent aged, they look contemporary and don’t look ancient, time is a strange thing.

[@docHOLLAday53]

Think of all the knowledge and wisdom we lost too…

[@DudeSilad]

Yeah, I was a kid as well. Nobody had seen his movies. But everyone knew who he was. I had a Bruce Lee poster on the wall. No idea where my folks got it. Doubtful they would have bought it. We were as poor as church mice! At school, we were all like 'who is the best fighter in the world now? Musts be David Carradine! 😂😂

[@Pulsonar]

@@DudeSilad yeah I remember the Kung Fu series on TV, it was brilliant, I couldn’t wait for the next episode. Even Carl Douglas famous 1974 pop song ‘Kung fu fighting’ was cashing in on the phenomenon. Bruce’s influence was everywhere, he was way ahead of his time. There was nobody remotely comparable in movies at that time. The man opened up a whole new movie genre in the West, definitely one of a kind. Ironically, at a time when the US was in Asia, deeply entrenched in one of the most controversial wars ever, Vietnam.

[@DudeSilad]

@@Pulsonar I'm English. He was a huge superstar here as well. Don't even think he ever even came here. Only adults could see his movies at the cinema and it was the days before VCR's and yet, he was huge. Few people did martial arts. But it became mainstream because of him. Can you imagine how big he'd have become if he'd lived? Big budget movies. He'd probably have been the richest actor ever.

[@benjamincoetzee1369]

@@DudeSilad 😊 I also had a massive Bruce Lee poster on my bedroom wall as a kid. It was a scene from Enter the Dragon with the slash marks on his cheek.

[@eazyridin7283]

The man behind Bruce Lee in the background shows the pain that Bruce Lee delivered

[@MrNathan791]

I can remember going to the movie theater downtown with my brothers as a 12 yr. old back in ‘73 and watching Bruce Lee’s “Enter the Dragon “ two after he had passed. He’s been my favorite martial artist guy actually since seeing him in ‘The Green Hornet” . He was joy to watch on TV. Wow it’s been half a century since his passing. Love hearing your story about one of his behind the scenes moments. These pictures look so fresh, like they was taken last week.

[@armandogonzales9304]

The movie line to see "Enter the Dragon" went around the corner.

[@davidstapley7203]

Bolo and Bruce were in great shape. Enter the dragon, what a great film for its time.

[@drpatandkay]

I saw an interview with Bolo Yeung at a restaurant. It was a documentary about Bruce Lee. Bolo Yeung had nothing but great things to say about Bruce, saying that he was the best he'd ever seen.

[@FergalFoley]

Wow..... this is truly amazing information and as I thought Bruce Lee was so graceful & confident in his demonstration before he took off his shirt to prove a point that he was one of a kind in our life time !!

[@garybrockwell2031]

Bolo 💪💯 🇬🇧 Still with us God bless him🙏✌️ Edit- great pictures haven't seen before thanks 👍🙏

[@KJGrim]

Thank you so much for showing this awesome footage and pictures. My all time favorite martial artist is Bolo.

[@jondye2010]

Bruce Lee was so fast that in his movies he was actually told to SLOW DOWN because the cameras couldn't keep up with his speed. The scenes would look like people were just falling down because he was so fast so they told him to cut back a little in order for the cameras to actually see him hitting them. I can only imagine what incredible movies and philosophies he would have made had he lived to an old age. I named my son after Bruce's son Brandon Lee. Both of them were my heroes and I can't believe they both died so young. Both would have been bigger legends than they were and that's saying alot considering Bruce was already a legend when he passed. However, I DO NOT BELIEVE HE DIED FROM TAKING HEADACHE MEDICINE, NOR DO I BELIEVE HIS SON WAS ACCIDENTLY SHOT - THEY WERE BOTH MURDERED!!

[@xsamitt]

I agree with you 100% ...They are both gone and it was no accident!

[@seyerus]

Nope. Just urban nonsense.

[@dstfno]

lol. Get real and stop believing in fairy tales. Even in the sixties you had cameras that could record 10000fps.

[@SwuadeTV]

Jus like the guy in ryuoni kenshin and the guy who plays scorpion in the new mk movie

[@joonya66]

Murder you say for what bad acting. Dont you realise Mr Lee was a actor all these so called fights where acting not very well I may add.all you Bruce Lee people live in a dream world.

[@somedudehisdog134]

these are some incredible shots and photos.and what a story as well.

[@tanorlambiazzi8769]

Que saudades do Bruce Lee simplesmente fantástico,um abraço dos fãs do Brasil!

[@davidblack1052]

Sadly no real evidence, hearsay only,

[@MoAli-nv9cf]

​@@davidblack1052Bruce Lee lived and breathed martial arts. He made films to bring martial arts to the world. That was his sole and main purpose. Do you understand?

[@tubucoco]

Bruce was soo fast he didn't even take the sunshades off to spar him and smack him!😃😃

[@ronaldtreitner1460]

he was so fast he removed shades, hit him, and then put the shades back on in one fluid motion.

[@user-tu1ee6dc5f]

Plus his eyes were closed

[@trevorberridge6079]

They must have had really fast cameras in those days if that picture with the sunshades is supposed to be the moment Bruce hits Bolo. The fastest man in the world throws an "unstoppable punch" and his hand isn't even blurred. Who knew they had such fast camera tech in the early 70s? 😂

[@TAROTAI]

that would warn the opponent . . . unless Jun was fighting another actor

[@MikeBarratt-lk3gt]

​@@trevorberridge6079 what are you actually trying to say 🤔

[@eccoparallel]

Great video Ive seen a photograph of Lee when he was about 6 or 8 years old and all muscle.He was cut up and trimmed so he was trained at a very early age in martial arts.

[@markfrank5937]

Bolo always delivered in whatever movie he was in. ✊

[@davidredfern836]

Bruce Lee Will remain a legend in America for many more years to come.

[@realemiele.franco736]

I remember watching an interview that Bolo was on. I remember he said that there will never be another Bruce... the camera slowly zooming in on Mr. Yeung's face. One can clearly see the disappointment in his face... he knew that Bruce was really special and was sorely missed.😞

[@russellpotts3069]

Look at the quality of Bruce Lee he was a remarkable human being.

[@DarylCook63]

Bolo embodied Yolo. Bruce exemplified “quick twitch” and “speed kills”. Both were/are greatness!

[@deanperez9426]

Made my day! Keep up the awesome post

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Hey brother, thanks:)

[@SuperZippyzippy]

Bolo still a legend also.. love him

[@ayarlett]

Still around and always will take a picture if you are lucky to bump into him in the LA area. Not as beefy anymore though!

[@nordland2235]

I was a teenager when all those movies come out....went to the theater and seen them all.....my friends and I practiced and spared in our backyards......the 70s were awesome.

[@jwb2814]

His body and mind was just one big fast twitch fiber. Just incredible.

[@chriswebster9588]

Thank you 4 sharing.

[@thuteous8448]

Bruce Lee was ahead of his time.. He understood that to be the best, you have to use multiple arts..

[@JordanBates-cj1ei]

He was ahead and still untouched 😢😢😢. His son was one greatest wing chug men ev😮er. Brandon son of is a chip of lee

[@davidcarroll8401]

great video i love Bolo and Bruce

[@rockyg147]

I've seen him throw a punch in the making of Enter The Dragon with someone who challenged him and he stopped his punch with the opponent not realising he has a super kick coming to take his head off, Bruce Lee stopped, smiled and completely backed off, Respect 🌟😀🌟

[@joonya66]

I seen him bash up 8 black belts one was 8 foot tall but I'm sure that was a very bad movie

[@kennethbuford1406]

Thank you for sharing this with us!!!

[@TheLionaaa]

Bruce Lee is the best martial artist ever.

[@fenrirvanwolfen6474]

Amen, Bro!!!!!

[@Zooko23NY]

He's not, he's even admitted to that, but one of the best and one of the fastest. And as he said, it's hard to teach speed. My explanation for him not being the "best martial artist" may be alluding to his knowledge of moves and forms. But in an actual stand up fight, speed and timing is very important and he was in a top tier level as far as those two skills as concerned. My source for this knowledge? I spoke to Dan Inosanto in person. 👍

[@glennoc8585]

Was

[@sonnycarr7305]

​@@glennoc8585 To say "was" implies that there is now better,which there isn't..

[@edwardrichard2561]

That’s not true but he was got pretty close to it.

[@luvmydababy]

So cool,thankyou for posting this priceless history.

[@frankwood7878]

BRUCE LEE WAS REAL, FAST & SOLID. BRUCE LEE WAS NO JOKE

[@lenchonegro5567]

Thank you Beerdy! I really liked Sammy's part - Sammy was one of my favorites especially with Ip Man.

[@rondpert5167]

I loved Bolo's part in "Bloodsport".

[@logancreed5041]

'You break my record, now I break You, like I break your friend...' Man he was Crazy in that movie!

[@rony.8058]

Thanks for sharing this remarkable story and gem, I knew they were going to clash,and you cleared it up for me, thank you again for this!👍🏾👌🏾💯💯

[@Thorrson7]

Thank you so much for archiving and saving these stories and images for posterity and history! Bless you, man! 👏👏👏👏

[@sixarms]

I wish I had a time machine. I would go back to this moment in time to watch this fight scene with Bolo and Bruce and record it and upload on KZbin for everyone to watch it.

[@krystiancharos889]

There's a real Delorean time machine.

[@kdrkdr5123]

Great story! Love Bruce and Bolo is underrated and pretty awesome too!

[@jasonmarshall3743]

The consciousness of Bruce Lee still lives...!!!

[@soladsani]

Nothing but Legends of all time! ☝

[@ajgrant94]

I loved Bolo! He's the uncle everyone should have. Would have been awesome to go a round of Slap Hands with Bruce!! Still standing there whispering to myself "wait for it" for the pain of seeing my hands on the ground while my arms were still in 90 degree position

[@MrVelocity111]

Thank you for sharing these pics

[@jamesnkk]

I love Bruce hairstyle and he so handsome

[@jamesnkk]

Heard from HK actor Michael chan wai man said Bruce beat bolo in an arm wrestling challenge. Size doesn't matter.

[@kzern]

@@jamesnkk Don't forget to mention, Chan Wai Man was a triad member and also a real fighter who got into a lot of real fights. Unlike those keyboard warriors only know calling them fake 😂

[@jamesnkk]

@@kzern yes bro, he was a policeman before he join the gang. He rated top fighter in the gang.

[@RaymondBonelli-vi8hp]

Goodness sakes, give the man his props. Bruce Lee himself, wrote in his book that he hit Bolo in the abdomen with his famous death punch at full force and Bolo just shook it off. No affect.

[@VoodooDewey69]

Bruce Lee was like the Mike Tyson of the gung fu world . He set the bar for all who followed.

[@vlada]

Except weve seen all 58 of Tyson's professional fights. We saw also Tyson's amateur career which ended when he lost two decisions to eventual Olympic HW boxing champ Henri Tillman. Mike's whole fighting career from the highest of highs to the losses is there for us to analyze and judge. The analogy is wrong. If you want to compare him to Helio Gracie, it would make more sense.

[@jakesmith5278]

Awesome pictures. Glad we didn't loose them to time.

[@vinyltapelover]

Bolo Yeung was a bad guy, in films, you loved to hate and he never disappointed. Thank you and much respect to Bolo Yeung, Bruce Lee and to the many others whose names we don't know, who worked hard at their craft.

[@1kzrider]

Those guys are legend thanks for sharing.

[@actionjksn]

I wish we could bring Bruce Lee back and see him in the octagon. If he were here he would learn Brazilian jiu-jitsu and get in there and kick some ass. That dude could legit fight anyway he wasn't just for show. He got in many real fights.

[@mfeld418]

He'd be the small Chinese version of Jon Jones

[@blakemcwilliams9028]

He was learning Judo with Gene Lebell before he died

[@actionjksn]

@@blakemcwilliams9028 Yeah think I heard something about that, which is why I know he would have also studied Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He's basically the first person to adopt mixed martial arts. He always said I like to take what works from each thing and discard the rest. Or something to that effect. He didn't just work on what looks good on camera in a movie, he was into utilizing martial arts for actual combat.

[@Mod-rw9cw]

He would be undefeated in all weight divisions. None of them would beat him.

[@lokdawg5410]

Bruce Lee, Michael Jordan, and, Muhammad Ali are the real legends.

[@Northseattle-]

Don't forget Kobe Bryant and Bill Russell.

[@miltonhemphill7046]

Thank you for sharing this story of Bruce Lee and Bolo I'm gald that Bolo is still alive and that he can share this story of Bruce that he was the real deal!!!! And their was another story when Bolo walked up on Bruce and Bruce punched Bolo on the chest and knocked the wind out of him!!!! That's when they became friends!!!!

[@garypuckering7458]

A defender is always at a disadvantage, because a well trained fighter can deliver a strike faster than human reaction time. A well trained defender relies on reading the attackers pre-strike preparation movements to anticipate the timing of the strike and block or evade before it lands. Or on constant movement to make oneself a more difficult target. What this story tells us is that not only did Bruce Lee have exceptional speed, he was also extremely good at not telegraphing his strikes. He was also good at fakes, feints and draws - possibly because he spent a lot of time studying fencing and incorporating their concepts into JKD. At close range, Bolo really didn’t have a chance. It would have been interesting to see the result if the roles had been reversed. Would Bolo have been able to hit Bruce? I guess we’ll never know.

[@stewartbrew9635]

Thanks for sharing those photos!

[@AKmohanrajj1]

Thanks for Sharing this bro ❤ never heard about this story

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

My pleasure brother:)

[@brooklynant2047]

Bolo is a fun guy. NOTHING like he’s portrayed in the movies. Lifelong competitor who always was up for a “friendly” match with anyone.

[@keithharrison9797]

Bruce Lee set 9 martial arts records of speed and punching power back in the 1960's that still stands to this very day !!!!!!!

[@TheLionaaa]

What are they ?

[@keithharrison9797]

@@TheLionaaa Look it up on line , it's all there

[@joonya66]

, yeah what are they ???????

[@pplebite8844]

I have always wondered what kind of film would've been made with Bolo and Lo Meng. Definitely some good comedy, but the action scenes would've been absolutely amazing!

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Bruce was simply too fast for Bolo.

[@TrueGamer4Life]

@@Pedroluvslupe William Cheung.

[@TrueGamer4Life]

@@Pedroluvslupe he had faster punches.

[@eagle5501]

No brainer. Bodybuilders are not known for their speed. If it was a bench press competition, my money would be on Bolo.

[@perfectsoulmates2023]

@@eagle5501Yes, but people don’t understand that bolo outweighs bruce lee, obviously lee would be knocked out or choked out in a real fight against bolo. If everyone trained “thin and fast” and was “guaranteed to win” because of it, then the entire shaolin temple monks could easily “whoop anyone’s butt”. That’s not reality though because it all depends on the fighter, not whether they are super fast or not. How to fight trumps any fighter’s abilities. Fast and accurate sacrifices power. Strength sacrifices speed. Power sacrifices accuracy. Think about what’s being said here instead of playing favorites because it’s all objective in the end. Much love ❤️

[@perfectsoulmates2023]

@@Pedroluvslupe LOL “They were both in a fight”. If you believe that kid, there’s no hope for you. When you mature, go back and read my comment again. If not, good luck in life because you must be gullible to believe they actually “fought” lol

[@mageshmac4716]

Thanks for sharing this ! Great info ! it's Bruce Lee !!!!

[@mikeadaml]

Thank you Bruce. I love you master

[@scotchancestry9103]

Great history, thank you for sharing

[@godsun798]

BRUCE LEE IS THE GREATEST🙏🏆🎇

[@triplebisme]

Very interesting story....thank you for sharing this. I love Bolo too. In his hay-day I would not want him pissed off at me and coming after me. I'd run like hell.

[@tbus809]

Bolo said later that Bruce was very fast. This is why I questioned Michael Jai when he said he probably could beat Bruce because of size and weight. When most don't even consider it to be a factor, when it's about skills. If Bruce was alive now, what level would he accomplish 🤔 and think? This was all he did...

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Joe Lewis said Bruce punched as hard as a heavyweight. Michal Jai White would get destroyed by Bruce.

[@hangallcabal]

Bruce was wirnessed by Joe Lewis Holding out SEVENTY FIVE pound BARBEL & bringing it back to his chest, Joe says bodybuilders who can bech over 500lbs CANNOT do this, which Underlines Bruce cannot be Dismissed on bodywieght! MJW is Embarrassingly ridiculous for stating what he did as are ANY others

[@EnzoMakaveli]

Instant transmission, when it comes to speed, for his power dread to think 👀😬

[@grecorobert97]

I still believe that Bruce was the Bruce that we know because of his mindset. Obviously we know how Goddamned hard he trained, in the physical, and the mental, emotional, spiritual. I believe that a person could train even harder than he did, physically pertaining, yet, the fact that he believed he could, is just the X-Factor in his achieving his absolutely mind-blowing abilities.

[@glennimamshah8839]

I think michael jai is just another overrated actor who thinks he is that good but in reality bruce lee would have whopped his ass comfortablely just like how bolo yeung and others found out. Size does not count michael jai its the mindset and technique thats important and bruce lee was the best in the business when it came to that.

[@robertdinero7401]

Both great fighters and actors. I wish they would have made more movies together ❤