DVD # 16 WHAT BRUCE LEE TAUGHT ME JOE LEWIS DVD SERIES

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

I'm glad that Joe recognized, and paid Lee the credit DUE him.

[@daweilee1986]

He sometimes did and sometimes didn’t. And he knew this video would sell well.

[@derekchin6242]

Motivated by $$. He talked so poorly of Bruce Lee after he died, it was very disappointing. Same with Chuck Norris and Bob Wall.

[@vivekvatsa4682]

Those who say Bruce Lee was just an actor should see this video to believe that Bruce was for real,Bruce Lee was the master...

[@josephsakkouri5193]

A true legend mr Joe Lewis

[@robertrouse8264]

Glad to hear you say a nice thing about the deceased instead of insult

[@hi_lo574]

Amazing Joe at 200 lbs Joe can mimicked Bruce movements . Long time Joe Lewis fan , thanks for showing his videos and looking forward for more Joe’s videos , Mike Stone and the Great SKIPPER Mullins Just found this channel today and got to SUBSCRIBE 👍

[@tibbar1000]

I paid $15 to attend one of his seminars in 1982 or ‘83. He was about to turn 40 and was planning a comeback. We were all college students with severs pretty athletic black belts among us. None of us could touch him. He was very nice, would not hurt anyone, but he got me to do a couple of drills with him and it was scary.

[@CryptoPodcast]

Are you talking about Bruce or Joe??

[@raygsbrelcik5578]

@@CryptoPodcast Obviously, Joe----Bruce died in 73.'

[@victortaylor7737]

I talked to Joe over the phone in 1991,we talked a good 10-12 minutes about the exhibition bout with him & Bill Wallace,the fight with Tyson/Holyfield( upcoming),& training.didnt mention Brure Lee at all,maybe he was glad of that.best phone c9nversation i had with a legend back then.was shocked& saddened to hear about his passing.this was a great piece.

[@salamaraif1648]

Rip to Bruce Lee And Joe Lewis

[@Bandhsilver]

This is amazine life changing these videos thank u

[@luisvelazquez5420]

I have this on DVD it is one Great Video.

[@Danny-el7ok]

Great interview

[@BrianByrd-mt9pj]

He has always reminded me of a good guy version of Kreese from Cobra Kai

[@salamaraif1648]

Rip both

[@CryptoPodcast]

Man, thank god Joe Lewis was here to honor and give praise to Bruce Lee. I'm so glad i found these videos. Is he still alive , i would love to have him on a podcast.

[@dannygjk]

JL died many years ago.

[@markross7385]

Everything sounded great until he said they never actually sparred. Believe what you want I'd never buy that bs. Any one who's done even a little study on Bruce knows he was all about sparring. He used to say a martial artists that doesn't spar is like a swimmer training on land without getting into the water. And I know exactly why he and Chuck will never admit they sparred him. Jim Kelly said it best "he was untouchable". These men have an ego problem. Period

[@jugg9140]

Well, obviously, it's written all over his body and expression. He was not like water. But he did said that Bruce caught him, he said with a smile in his face that he got caught by a couple of JKD punches. But he never really down play Bruce,.

[@alexchen5811]

Exactly. I mean, Bruce even introduced full contact sparring gear so that fighters can spar almost full throttle.

[@drumgk]

“You are watching history being made…by me!”

[@japekki666]

Right out of the bat..what cought my ears was when Joe said...we were not ALLOWED to work together...makes me wondering WHY? hmm

[@heartfanjim01]

Bruce was living in Hong Kong, and the others were probably busy.

[@japekki666]

@@heartfanjim01 Allowed is a different thing than we could not work ..but not allowed means they are kinda denied to do that basicly

[@alexchen5811]

They fell out.

[@josephramos3140]

Joe Lewis was the only one recognize Bruce Lee Phylosopy. Rip Joe and Bruce

[@jamesbond4633]

Wow ...never saw this before. This puts to rest a lot of crap written about Bruce Lee. Joe Lewis was a heavy weight fighter and I don't think he would waste his time with merely an "actor" that couldn't hold his own. Joe has a rye sense of humour if you pick up on it which I don't think most people do. Funny guy!!!

[@daweilee1986]

I’ve seen the ko from a different angle somewhere

[@Lessonswithsenseimatt]

Please post Part -2 ❤️

[@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness]

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[@longseskrima-gungfu]

@@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness do you have the rest of this same dvd? Thanks

[@TheDosage-Music]

Steve Armstrong is the sensei of my sensei Robert Edwards Jr. All of Isshinryu karate by Tatsuo Shimabuku. Very cool to see this.

[@daweilee1986]

Where is DVD 15?

[@shazkhan3394]

Is there a part 2 for this please

[@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness]

Just posted a couple more sections

[@kyleday5026]

@@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness do u have any other interviews of fighters telling there experiences with bruce lee

[@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness]

Yes I’ll post some after the holidays

[@drumgk]

Gives respect to Bruce then says JKD has inconsistencies and Bruce started copying his stance. Denies sparring Bruce but in later years says he was popped a few times by Bruce. I still like parts of the video but I personally believe Joe used Bruce lees name for more profits.

[@heartfanjim01]

JKD wasn't complete,as Bruce was always researching and updating his personal style. Dan Inosanto said he was getting updates monthly and sometimes more.

[@axelstone3131]

@@heartfanjim01not by the 70’s. Tell me, what do you think is “incomplete” about JKD? It’s not about adding. It’s not about going from style to style. It’s about going from distance to target. Bruce went beyond styles.

[@alexchen5811]

​@@heartfanjim01Doesn't mean Joe wasn't lying. Many attested to Bruce sparring. And if they didn't spar, why would Joe be convinced that the techniques worked?

[@heartfanjim01]

@axelstone3131 Dan Inosanto said it was constantly changing and evolving. Bruce would realize something wasn't the way anymore and changed. Dan had flown to HK to visit and get updated. While there he filmed the Pagoda scene for GOD. JKD is evolving and constantly bettering yourself.

[@heartfanjim01]

@axelstone3131 JKD was never ment to be complete. It is always evolving and adapting

[@sysomyoung7437]

Yeah

[@RansomeDavis]

This fight has point stop based karate written all over it, both guys very robotic and NOT fluid moving at all, stood still waiting for eachother to make a move. other than dance around the ring kickboxing is the same flowing temperament as boxing. this so obviously was the first ever kickboxing match. it lacked what we call today fundamental kickboxing skills.

[@eazye088]

Too bad kickboxing didn't take off in the USA.