Hong Kong Host Suspected Bruce Lee’s ONE INCH PUNCH is FAKE… Then This Happened

[@BruceLeeRealFight]

A popular Hong Kong TV host Ivan Hor Sau Sun witnessed Bruce Lee's one inch punch many times on screen and behind the scene. Watch his interview and see what he said! Subscribe to BruceLeeRealFight: kzbin.info/door/K4FrZ13LVUjWQxnxi2pEfA

[@IrishEagIe]

Your videos are incredible. They introduced me to Bruce Lee. Thank you for what you do!

[@molamolamola5588]

Guck mal wie der karatekämpfer steht als lee den one inch punch an ihm versucht

[@mc365mc]

All Kung Fu is fake not just Bruce Lee's. Bruce had real speed.

[@franklombardo8246]

A real way to validate if Bruce Lee’s one inch punch is real and not a parlor trick is if it can be taught. If there are students of Bruce Lee who learned the technique and can teach others then there is no question it is real. Even if those students can only do the punch at five inches instead of one if they can demonstrate this is the technique they learned then it lends unarguable credibility to Bruce Lee.

[@GodliBits]

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[@cybershadow58]

Oh Bruce's 1 inch punch is Very Real.....and he had a 3 inch punch also. I saw him demonstrate these live in 1964 Ed Parker's Karate World Championships. I watched Bruce do demos at the Long Beach arena--side mat--for hours over 3 days. He did hours of demostrations, and this was before he was known as a master and American actor. I believe he was discovered here and got the job as Kato in the "Green Hornet" T.V. series due to these demos. I was there and I saw it...it is all true...Bruce's fighting ability was *REAL!*

[@djsalvi26]

You are really lucky to have seen Bruce in life, I would have loved to see him live too, what do you think about Chuck Norris interviews, to me Chuck was jealous of Bruce's ability, he never admitted to being his student.

[@cybershadow58]

@@djsalvi26 I think Chuck did at one point admit that he was Bruce's student...I remember seeing that on KZbin somewhere! BTW I was only 15 in 1964 when I saw Bruce...only recognizing and remembering him when I saw videos of the Long Beach Tournament on the net. I was there as I was visiting relatives that August and my Uncle and cousin were working the event as ushers; so I was comped in for free all 3 days.

[@leogion564]

Fuck!! that's a really big big big luck! I was not born yet when Bruce died, but for all my life I've always thought that it would been a dream to see him for real. I envy you as much!

[@shahjahan8785]

This is so real 👍the punch is so real this guy is talking shit

[@judosailor610]

It’s crazy how back in the day people would get so impressed by “demonstrations” against completely static and non resisting opponents. Such demonstrations are actually pretty meaningless when it comes to real fighting ability. Even Lee himself had the line in enter the dragon that “board not hit back” meaning that such demonstrations are useless. Thank god we have mma and all kinds of full contact and grappling competitions to show what works now.

[@linkcastillo]

I never thought his one inch punch was fake, never thought he was fake. I honestly didn't even know there were people that doubted him. Lee will always be a legend.

[@pangwaikonyak8841]

My father is now 70 + he used to tell about Bruce Lee's film.Everybody knows Bruce's gifted strength.There is no need to doubt about him

[@VStromDude]

Bruce Lee is never dead. He is always alive in the hearts of his fans✌❤

[@oneofbillions5233]

True words from a true Fan

[@gepardmic6003]

True Bruce Lee type will say, the style are whit in you, not him. He revealed it for us to know, but fail to tell what "IT" is. No one can tell, you have to see it inside you, before you understand. Believe I do not, I know it works "The 6 Element" and the most effective way i ever seen, was only build for Tai chi, but yet I find many more use for it. Its just a gift keep giving it self, when you understand. Asian Awareness arts: Are open for other styles, reason "The 6 Element" are all you do. Give me any move to see and I will be able to find the Element in there.

[@Assasin293]

Man of steel Bruce Lee still inspiring many of the martial artists🙏

[@BruceLeeRealFight]

Absolutely!

[@leeyasikbrucelee7028]

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[@simbatortie9684]

Fake my a$$. That's all I can say. LOL!!!

[@simbatortie9684]

If Bruce Lee ONE INCH PUNCH is FAKE, then Jet Li martial art is FAKE too. LOL!!!!

[@erikmurray3661]

It really sucks that he was taken out so early in life just imagine how much more knowledge we would have had about the human body if Bruce were still here RIP MASTER LEE.

[@trumplostlol3007]

He probably learned how to control his body, especially his joints from Wing Chun. But his fighting style, especially his stance, is very different from Wing Chun. He still practiced Chi Sau after he left Wing Chun. But other than that, he seldom used any Wing Chun moves. His punches, stance, kicks, .. are totally different from the Wing Chun system.

[@TheSaint-g7t]

You are delusional, Bruce Lee was only an actor a FAKE FIGHTER, just look at his real fight record, wins ZERO ZERO ZERO. Bruce Lee only wins were in fictional kung-fu movies and scripted for the star to win. I am surprised that you haven't said Rocky Balboa is a better fighter, he can beat Bruce Lee.

[@abhishekhadoltikar5346]

One inch punch was real practically shown it

[@TheGhostchaser8]

Bruce Lee is the epitome of what the human form is capable of. Strength and speed, and a never ending desire to better ones self.

[@Tomba-u1l]

Bruce Lee Superhuman............. great legend........ greetings from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@justinharris4809]

Bruce Lee was if not is the greatest martial artist to ever walk the Earth he was so ahead of his time we will miss him forever rest in peace master Bruce Lee

[@TheSaint-g7t]

This is a whole lot of nonsense, one inch punch my arse, it is not a punch it is a push. If Bruce Lee could do a real one in punch he would have been world karate champion and world boxing champion. Instead he was flat broke, went to Hong Kong to make fictional kung-fu movies. Bruce Lee real fight record speaks for itself..... ZERO REAL FIGHT WINS.

[@alfredquak3214]

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[@DavidHernandez-dk1zs]

@@TheSaint-g7t You should consider that Bruce Lee never considered himself great, rather it was other people that interacted with him and saw him in person the ones who say that he was one of the greatest martial artists to have ever live, and many of those people were professional fighters themselves. Joe Lewis was a heavyweight kickboxing and karate world champion, he knew Bruce and had met him several times, Lewis claims that he never felt someone punch as hard as Bruce could, that for being such a small guy he could punch as hard as any heavyweight, and that most of his power he got it from his insane speed.

[@TheSaint-g7t]

@David Hernandez Thank you for your reply, I can assure you it all pure nonsense. Joe Lewis was a boxer before he did Karate, he got beaten badly by Jerry Quarry in a boxing match, obviously in full contact. Thereafter Lewis went into Karate which was more of " points fighting " one stop no real contact predicted points, referee stopping every second. All of the other Karate guys fought the same way " Points predicted scoring " this a crap way to even be called World Champion. Joe Lewis never got hit by Bruce Lee in any fight, it was purely demonstrations, in other words don't move, just stand still while I hit you as hard as I can, it's rehearsed and staged. In a REAL FIGHT, it doesn't go like that, the other fighter is hitting you back and moving. Bottom line all those Karate guys were just paper tigers, they wouldn't last two seconds against professional Heavyweight Boxers, especially against prime Muhammad Ali or a Mike Tyson, MMA guys would beat them too. Those Karate guys spoke nice about Bruce Lee because they became movie stars, Bruce Lee too. If it wasn't for the fictional staged rehearsed scripted kung-fu movies, you would have never of heard of any of them. Bruce Lee real fight record speaks for itself, wins ZERO ZERO ZERO, his only wins were in fictional kung-fu movies.

[@TheSaint-g7t]

Bruce Lee was only an actor a FAKE FIGHTER, his real fight record speaks for itself, wins ZERO ZERO ZERO. His only wins were in fictional kung-fu movies, staged and rehearsed. It is a dance

[@MrEMT4466]

NOPE Bruce's one inch punch was not fake. I attended Dan Inosanto's seminar and he asked Bruce to demonstrate his one inch punch while Dan was bare chested. Dan said he was sick for three days!!!!!!!!! Also I have a copy of James De Miles' The One Inch Punch. In one paragraph, he warned that the One Inch Punch was a deadly punch and should never be used in sparring because if hit the person in his head, it could break the neck and he advised that when you apply the One Inch Punch use @ an angle where it doesn't do much damage and NEVER demonstrate it on someone with heart condition!

[@BruceLeeRealFight]

Thank for you sharing!

[@canadapapers]

Thank you for sharing 👍🏽

[@bechelerroseme6821]

So, was Denise's exaggerating or telling the truth that Bruce Lee was untouchable.

[@judosailor610]

All that sounds ridiculous, honestly. The “too deadly to spar” excuse has been used for decades for people to avoid having to prove themselves and their techniques in actual fights. It is seldom true. The truth is the one inch punch was an impressive looking demonstration when done agains a completely non resisting opponent who stood relaxed in a parallel stance. But it’s basically the same as board breaking which, as is pretty common knowledge today, has little bearing on actual fighting ability. Even Bruce himself put the line in Enter the Dragon that “board not hit back.” Well, neither did the guys letting Bruce push them over with the one inch punch.

[@bechelerroseme6821]

@@judosailor610 I can see from Bruce Lee doubters point of view, BL never competed. But I want to note to the Doubters us true BL fans never said he was the greatest but he can fight. He didn't go tournament but tournament went to him, Joe Lewis, Mike Stone. CHUCK Norris, Bob Wall, and others challenged Bruce because all this talk of JKD. BL has to prove JkD.

[@inotchiez]

How I wish he's still alive. The Legendary Bruce Lee

[@lighthousea4655]

Bruce Lee ABSOLUTELY THE REAL DEAL,i wish that he made more movies performing in full speed and force.

[@am33x]

So much proof yet haterz gonna hate "Bruce just actor" my ass.

[@lampy9999]

Any Wing Chun student would tell you that One inch punch WAS NOT invented by Bruce, it has often been mentioned by all WC sifus and passed down in Wing Chun for a long time even before Bruce became a WC student. Bruce was nevertheless the first one to show this on stage and introduced this skill to America and to the world as well.

[@LenHangshingrtsandLifestyles]

My favourite Actors martial arts.. from childhood to till today ♥️♥️♥️

[@Marz-px6vx]

Bruce Lee has been one of my heroes since I was 5 now I'm 36 . The first time I seen his movies I was hooked and still watch his movies but I get to watch them with my son who is 9 and he loves Bruce lee.

[@arir4831]

Bruce Lee's one inch punch is the greatest thing from the Jeet Kune Do. He invented and only himself can perform it, the one inch punch should be in the Guiness World Record book as "the shortest yet strongest punch ever on earth".

[@williampalminteri1727]

Read my comment above....

[@younggunner9482]

Anybody with the right size, strength and experience can perform the one inch punch if they know how to use the strength from their hips and can form a solid fist quickly I've done it myself a few times it's not that difficult if you understand how to do it.

[@alainlaurent3693]

The greatest things abou JKD it's simplicity, efficiency and strategy

[@younggunner9482]

@Blue eyed Eurasian there is no such thing as a next bruce lee you dope head and Bruce Lee is not the only martial artist to exist and he's not the first martial artist and not the last one you don't have to be Bruce Lee to learn a martial arts move 🤡 anybody can learn it if they get off their ass long enough.

[@liljicama3704]

He didn’t invent it…

[@bullymaguire6713]

Bruce Lee has inspired me to practice Jeet kune do, and I excercise everyday

[@danielsekou4062]

Please! Is it possible to get his Jeet June do book ? I'm in West Africa Togo. I would like to buy one.

[@bullymaguire6713]

@@danielsekou4062 bro. Bruce Lee has written 3 books, which go by the title of, the art of expressing the human body, u can get it's free pdf download online

[@danielsekou4062]

@@bullymaguire6713 Oh! Thanks you brother Dancing Zero! I will get it. Thanks!!

[@dexterboy2736]

😸And u ended up as a Bully hahahaa

[@bullymaguire6713]

@@dexterboy2736😂😂😂

[@abidababida7096]

Yes he was the real deal. There is no denying his abilities. There is a reason he is even more famous today than when he was alive.

[@ajw9975]

My grandmaster is none other than the late Jhoon Rhee himself (who collaborated with Bruce and helped get his kicks to what they are now). My master speaks to me of the much love and respect Jhoon had for Bruce and how sad Jhoon was when Bruce passed away. Bruce's influences are very much apparent in the style of TKD Jhoon teaches and has taught my own master.

[@TheLostBijou]

Much respect for your late grandmaster. It is fascinating that Bruce's teachings still live in parts of TKD today.

[@rickocconnell9056]

Bruce lees critics say Bruce's one inch punch was parlour trick and a push.? People on receiving end of Bruce's punch say they had to take time off work as pain was unbearable. Bob baker told Bruce he'd better stop doing it or he will be sued oneday

[@WellingtonNZdojo]

It was. He never used it in a real fight. Just on people stupid enough to let him punch them in the chest. Let him RIP..

[@rickocconnell9056]

But it wasn't a push. If it was performed on your chin you'd be koed

[@heartfanjim01]

@@WellingtonNZdojo he used the 1 inch punch to show the power that can be generated in a very short distance.

[@WellingtonNZdojo]

@@rickocconnell9056 only if you were stupid enough to let him perform it on you. We practised it using telephone books held over our training partner's chest in the 1970s and were able to do it against each other. Bruce only did this at demos, and his stooges didn't know what he was going to do. WE were never stupid enough just to let a total stranger practise on us.

[@judosailor610]

I’m sure if you just stood there and let someone punch you in the solar plexus it would hurt. Might even be sore for a couple days! Lol. That doesn’t make it some devastating technique. And, in fact, it was definitely more of a shove and not a snapping punch. It also was performed on completely non resisting opponents standing relaxed in a non stable stance. So yeah, that does make it a bit of a parlor trick in that it looks way more impressive than it would against live resistance and causes people to overestimate it’s effectiveness.

[@itsgleneaton4883]

The people who think Bruce wasn’t that great I believe are the ones who’ve only seen his movies and think that is his best. Since then everyone has been punching and kicking as fast as they can so they think Bruce is slower then them. But we know that if Bruce showed his best on screen as he would in a real fight they would be blown away and there would be no question in anyone’s mind about how incredible of a fighter this man was.

[@canadapapers]

👍🏽 true

[@leogion564]

Well sayd!

[@molamolamola5588]

But when benny urquediz Was fighting bruce learnt choreographys

[@orlandojohnson5742]

Totally agree! Remember during those movies Bruce was in he had to slow down for the cameras to get clear filming of him! Too fast & powerful for filming!!!!! People need to understand some of what you see in the movie is Bruce Lee pulling his punches!!! Holding back the pure power & speed he actually had!

[@orlandojohnson5742]

@@molamolamola5588 are u talking about Benny “the jedi Jedda!? I don’t think Bruce Lee (think he died 72 or 73??) was alive when Benny came on the scene!? U may have Bruce mixed up with Jackie Chan or someone else!?

[@phuss1]

Bruce Lee, IS and WILL FOREVER BE the greatest martial artist of all time. Period. It is undisputed. He was not only the greatest, he was humble, he loved teaching people and learning. He will NEVER be forgotten.

[@_Otaku-kt8be]

Not true he was great in his time but plenty of better fighters nowadays.

[@MattyDemello]

@@_Otaku-kt8be EVEN today I don't see people kicking or throwing as fast as Bruce. Even in UFC. Conor can't kick as fast as Bruce. If he could he would ko everyone if he was as fast as Bruce. In fact most people in UFC today are not as fast as Bruce. I'm not seeing any UFC fighter kick so fast that camera's have a hard time catching it like with Bruce. I've ONLY seen Bruce like speed in boxing. Like Ryan Garcia has that speed in his punches

[@12floz67]

@@_Otaku-kt8be Because the UFC fighters are real and not playing for the camera. All that speed and show against the air is different than someone trying to take your head off.

[@jamesmeacham1973]

@@_Otaku-kt8be maybe maybe not only age is the real winner

[@tyroncline5978]

These MMA fighters today get caught frequently with punches, elbows, kicks, knees, etc., Joe Lewis said, that when Bruce went into Zen mode, even if you had a gun up-close you couldn’t touch him. No attacks would work he was too fast.

[@chavenyenketswamy1498]

If you saw him kick the guy on Longstreet and also Way of the Dragon that wasn't fake. That's like being hit by a car. Even top fighters like Chuck Norris and Jim Kelly acknowledged Lee had extraordinary talent and not just an actor.

[@richardliew2725]

His kung Fu is real no joke I am a black belt in taekwondo 🥋 but I have no doubt about his capability he is my favorite master regards from RichardLiew from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

[@BruceLeeRealFight]

Thank you for your comment!

[@SCfanIam100]

I heard that once Bruce Lee showed that he was faster than a cobra strike. He held his hand 6 inches from a King Cobras face while someone aggitated the snake. It struck at his hand and he pulled his hand back before it could bite him. He did it 3 times to prove it was not luck. I don't know for a fact if that's true or not but I can believe it.

[@emhgarlyyeung]

I totally believed that, because I already seen someone did similar on youtube, that is possible.

[@judosailor610]

Sounds like BS to me. I mean, even if that was true, it really doesn’t prove anything about martial arts skill. Steve Irwin could do the same thing! Haha.

[@judosailor610]

@Matthew 98 You don’t read so good, do you? Lol. I didn’t say it isn’t a big deal, I said it has nothing to do with martial arts skill. Steve Irwin could grab a cobra without being bitten and wasn’t a martial artist. It more has to do with understanding the snake and not being afraid of it. And all this, of course, is merely academic because that story about Bruce is clearly made up! It’s probably a bastardization of when Bruce grabbed the cobra in ETD. He really did that, which is kinda cool, but that was a defanged cobra with a professional animal handler on set telling him what to do. Not at all the same as what OP is saying happened, who admits that he doesn’t know its true.

[@cliffpelletier1405]

Chuck Norris taught Bruce this trick originally and instead of using his hands to lure the cobra he used his own " snake " to do it. Cobra was too afraid to come out and was defeated. He then showed bruce trick and now rest is history,etc 🐍🥋💯

[@clarkwayne3440]

1 inch punch is nothing but a push. A strong punching force always had the element of distance traveled and acceleration of the mass/fist. A 1 inch punch can never be stronger than a 12 / 24 inches or whatever punching distance possible for one's reach. So, it's bogus and ineffective.

[@frankammirati3385]

I never felt bad for anyone who doubted him and his skills , the man was truly one of kind and he proved to anyone who doubted him how skilled he truly was . He had to deal with challengers constantly . Even today there are still people who doubt him and this also applies to many onscreen fighters now a days like van dam , micheal jai white and Scott Atkins , all of these guys have extensive backgrounds in the martial arts arena .

[@bstoned3151]

Mike tyson said he would whoop him lmfao

[@12floz67]

Well, how can you say that he’s that good when he’s never done anything ever to prove it? He sold himself as a great martial artist and idiots bought it without any proof.

[@DonswatchingtheTube]

The plot thickens, Bruce Lee asks the reporter to punch him, he died two weeks later?

[@loganflorescu5439]

I learned the one inch punch from James Demile, way back in the day. I can tell you after 45 years in the martial arts. It is real, and to be taken seriously.

[@foffndy666]

Much like the 5 point palm exploding heart technique 😉

[@jimsurfnfish8089]

Always believed in his one inch punch and this vid is more solid proof that he had the ability to harness power and velocity that no one could comprehend unless they witnessed it! 👊🏽

[@willtherealrustyschacklefo3812]

The one inch punch is a wing Chun technique, Bruce learned from his master, and uses wing Chuns method for generating power thus doesn't need any distance to generate great power or do damage, the true version actually doesn't even require great power to do great damage when mastered. Needless to say it is the most complex technique in Martial arts, but actually any and every attack can be made through this same method of power, and it's not just about generating the power, but actually transferring that energy inside of the opponent to travel through the body and damage organs ECT. Also imagine the ability to move and shift your mass around without actual physical movement of the body, you don't see the outside moving but The insides are very active

[@noelcurtis5439]

Bruce lee was the real deal, nobody like him that was known anyway on earth. For real, the dude was a savage, a beast at the martial arts, period . ❤️✊🏼

[@NocturnalRS]

You're doing some amazing journalism on Bruce Lee because it's definitely to really find anything these days. Very worth a sub!

[@suthanmanojkumarj4164]

100 percentage tough is to beat bruce lee Give more videos like this thank u

[@BruceLeeRealFight]

Sure will! Please subscribe for more videos!

[@phillhuddleston9445]

The original one punch man! I saw a video where he did his one inch punch and the guy was forced into a chair and slid several feet. One person said it was a push more than a punch but if you push someone you have equal forces and you too would move in the opposite direction a little ways too, how much depends on the stance you have but Bruce lee was not heavily leaning foreword enough to counter act the force that would have been against him had it been a push. This counterforce effects punching too but if you work your muscles right throughout your body you can dampen that counter action which is why he was a master at what he did, he used his whole body in a way most people don't in the martial arts.

[@markcormier654]

Bruce was the best in the world I wish I could have learned from him he was the greatest we will miss him very much.

[@danielfox3003]

My dad invented Mt. Everest.

[@yoooo3231]

I used to let people punch me in the abs during my teenage years and early 20s. I had the 6-8 pack back then. Bruce Lee entire body was steel so yes it's real. The 1" punch is very real because he's pushing off his back legs putting his entire body into the punch.

[@ThePeacePlant]

There is a lot of people who can overpower Bruce Lee, but Bruce will win on technicality

[@jackasshomey]

ehh the 1 inch punch was a show move... the mechanics behind his famous kick are incredible... its like an extremely short triple jump where he throws his entire body at the target and at the same time explodes like a spring in mid air, hits the target and lands on his feet....

[@manwithnoname691]

Ip Man taught Bruce Lee the 1 inch punch. Bruce just perfected and mastered it.

[@bruceleechristianversion7077]

Bruce Lee is too fast he will win any fight by learning their move

[@Ming1975]

If you teach top tier boxer's how to do it they can pull it off and proof it's real. The 1 inch punch is to prove how refine your punches are not something made to use in combat.

[@friktionrc]

100% agree but I dunno about not being used in combat...part of me thinks it can be used in combat...after all its not just abouy power but that 'snap' or 'acceleration' of applied power in a short distance/space...in combat especially street fights where folks are coming in properly close, I'm sure it will work...imagine a punch like this to the solar plexus 🤢🤢🤢lol....also I'm guessing the training involves understanding body kinematics and thay can be apllied across everything not just the one inch punch. Its like you said if people train to do it can then be applied as needed.

[@Ming1975]

@@friktionrc Actually I meant the demonstration technique is not for combat. I can do 1 inch punch both ways which is arm bent to punch (basic) and arm straight to punch (advance). The practical of the training is to control power and not speed. To see actual boxers who can do this but don't know how to "show demo" look up George Foreman in his 50's his punches seems slow but but still KO young boxers. Also look up Vasili Lomachenko he punches at various speeds that can be real or fake till his opponent don't know what punch he throw is real anymore. This guy made me realize what people meant about the legendary technique called "shadowless fist" ( you can't see it coming because you can't tell if his fucking around or not). So lets not forget, Bruce Lee was also an amateur boxer too.

[@wasteddude9387]

I believe in everything I know about what Mr. Lee believed. If I had known about him when I was young, my life would be very different now.

[@lynnecrisp]

Yes Bruce was for real. It's so rare ppl think he's fake & what he was capable of doing & accomplishing was fake cuz he was rare. He was very skilled & very focused. Many have tried to copy him but there's only one Bruce Lee. Good video

[@zatrusofnietzche2281]

Once understood, the same method can be adapted for almost any strike in a small space when moving around is not possible.

[@janepang484]

BRUCE LEE💖Great!🌟🤩👍👏 From Hong Kong🙋‍♀️🌏💝🌺🥰

[@johnroberts7529]

Mr BL stills blows me away!

[@MrEMT4466]

ME TOO

[@irvingbrown2389]

I can’t understand why anyone would question the validity of Bruce Lee’s one inch punch . He displayed this many times on and off screen. His philosophies and techniques are still taught and learned to this very day. Everyone around the world knows who Bruce Lee is, you can’t say the same for most of the people who make claims about him, most of them aren’t known in their own neighborhoods. So many like to try and discredit him, only to get some attention and maybe get their 15 minutes of fame. All they do is make themselves look and sound ridiculous. There’s far too many people who know and highly respect him to this day!! Thanks for sharing.

[@shermanhenderson1817]

Bruce Lee's power was real, only stupid person would doubt his development!!!!!

[@eddwardcollins2064]

I wouldn't want to be in the receiving end of Bruce Lee's one inch punch. Not even for a million dollars, no sir.

[@jerrywoods4066]

Are you serious , 4 100 thousand I'd let him hit me many times. It's not like a 1 inch punch is going to create any damage

[@petercollie9251]

there's many martial arts Masters have perfected the 1-in punch all through social media platforms there's no time to be a player hater when you can't do it yourself The legend continues MASTER LEE 👑

[@12floz67]

Lol, you can teach a 8 year old this trick and be effective on kids that age.

[@chrissoong455]

Once my co worker asked me if I know anything. My response, "Attack me and you'll find out." End of conversation from my co worker who rides a rice cooker (Kawasaki motorcycle) and used to play hardball baseball and is a nice Italian guy. Challenge Bruce Lee or anyone it will be a fight to the death. No rules, no ring from stopping you to back up, finger jabs to the eye, groin grabbing, blows to the back of the neck causing paralysis, knee joint kicking, anything goes. That why it means size doesn't matter if someone is possible to do lethal moves on you. Unfortunately if your black or asian and you beat the crap out of a white guy the cops will charge you even if it was life threatening but not if it's a white guy or 2 white guys against 1 Chinese guy resulting in the murder of the Chineses guy they won't be charged. That is one of the injustices in the good old USA (lol) recorded in books that happened around 1980-1990.

[@miltonhemphill7046]

Nice!!! Alright much respect to all of the fighter's whom have trained and profected the one inch punch, much respect. Now Bruce was the real deal no doubt about, he was a natural that doesn't take away from the other master, but Bruce is in a class of his own and had some serious skills!!! People say he was just an actor, yeah right!!! I laugh every time. Peace and love

[@leogion564]

It's so easy to talk bad about him... unfortunally he can't answer to these people. They would not talk more...

[@TimothyOBrien1958]

You can learn to do the one inch. But Bruce didn't invent it. It is a Shaolin technique. It's also in Wing Chun.

[@kennethlui2268]

That board was held on the top only. Normally it is held top and bottom so it is easier to break. But top only is a lot harder

[@alsetalokin88]

you need precise explosive acceleration and burst of power right at the point of contact to pull it off. not just blunt speed and momentum, like 99.9% of what the other martial artists do. it's in the technique and the conditioning. perfection.

[@adami2140]

Bruce lee's one inch punch is from Wing Chun not Jeet Kune Do. It is developed in the first form of Wing Chun.

[@thelabby9998]

Mmmm not totally true. The mechanics involved in hip and weight displacement derived from falling step make the BL punch a bit more complex and powerful than WC which is hip fixed. That’s why he stated many times “You need to project your hip” “too many fixes posses on classical kung fu”. These two statements point the same issue about WC.

[@keysonfire6114]

Its just disrespectful to someone endless nights of honing oneself to humanities peak. It was a spit to his purity, perseverance and patience. It takes seconds to call someone out as Fake. But, it takes years and years of unwavering WiLL just to be able to replicate one of the many feats from someone who did it the entire Life.

[@shmoopiebear]

One inch and three inch punch was not invented by Bruce Lee. It's impulse short power and found in many pugilistic arts. Bruce Lee just brought it to the forefront. Everything has a price. Bruce Lee was like Roy Batty. Saw and did fantastic things, burned so very bright, but had a short life. His contemporaries outlived him. Also, great feats. Dead men tell no more tales.

[@dheleepan6379]

He is inhuman, I wish he lived for all of us to witness his power and strength, GOAT in martial arts🙏

[@robertamoyaw1979]

Like David Yasuaki KURATA said " Bruce Lee is the Real Deal ". So who are WE to ARGUE!!!🤠

[@josephagnew4826]

Bruce Lee was a special person real deal people who say things are the ones that have never done or met him

[@dylanharrington744]

I have no doubt Bruce was the real deal. His skills were perfect for the Big Screen too.

[@paullasmith4975]

It requires a great deal of energy just to perform basics. Tie a rope chest high across your training area, one at hip height and one at knee height. Maybe 30 feet long. Punch and duck under the tallest rope. Move head from one side of rope to the other. Same with second rope except deeper squat. Lowest rope drop for push up on fists moving from one side then the other to full stand up. Even on days when I don't feel like it, I just perform slower. It is always a heavy work out.

[@emhgarlyyeung]

This is look like a Shaolin kongfu training

[@paullasmith4975]

@@emhgarlyyeung Simple equipment. Good training no matter the style. I use a 30 minute timer.

[@pravinsarwade3254]

Don't say it is fake, BRUCE LEE PUNCH AND KICKS are real. Great man in the world. He achieved by his own practice and hard exercises.

[@johnmulder2325]

Nothing fake about Bruce Lee at All.

[@12floz67]

Except everything in his movies

[@kingbrown8308]

Bruce Lee was absolutely the deal just imagine if he was still here incredible man he truly was thanks for the video

[@bigalb8935]

Bruce is the real deal 🧐❤️❤️❤️

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

Ha...No one ever seen my non-inch punch yet.Beware !

[@shandani7215]

If you watch on KZbin today, you will be amazed at what some people are capable of doing with their bodies. So, if these people are able to do those superhuman things, why not Bruce lee?

[@fernandgamboa2848]

I haven't seen any video of him breaking wood boards

[@pskarts20]

The One Inch Punch is such bullshit. It's exactly like those guys throwing people around with the ki.

[@aidenfletcher6503]

How so when the one inch punch actually makes contact he knocked joe Lewis back a few feet with it and joes no push over

[@pskarts20]

@@aidenfletcher6503 I saw the video you are referring to. It looked very staged. It looks like he falls back pushes his chair then kicks up his legs and throws the pad for dramatic effect. Very much like a stage actor playing up for the upper seats. Lee was a phenomenal actor but these feats are just showmanship. With eager students and enamored peers looking to promote their Martial arts.

[@aidenfletcher6503]

@@pskarts20 sorry but joe Lewis was stunned hes no fall guy for anyone

[@Guile1117]

@@pskarts20 that is what happened, he took no guard just stood straight up let it hit him

[@judosailor610]

@@aidenfletcher6503 That was not joe Lewis.

[@patrickmcgrath5411]

ONE WORD FOR THIS GUY..."FOOL"🃏

[@stealthmachines9057]

Of course Bruce was great!!!!

[@1COMIXMAN]

I used to study tae kwon do in the 80s. My sensei was an old 67 year old man that fought in Korea a d after the war stayed and learned martial arts there for 10 years then moved to Japan for 13 years and learned some styles there. In 69 when Bruce did an exhibition in Hong Kong my teacher was there with a small handheld video camera. He recorded hours of footage for his home collection because he was interested in meet kun do and planned to open a school in America when he went back in 1978. When i met him he had already retired and let his top student run his school and he gave me and another kid personal lessons to try and curb my rebellious nature. My father asked him cause I was an angry kid and my father didn't want me on drugs so he figured some structure in my life that was almost military like was warranted. it worked it did give me focus I did calm down but there was days it would rain so no practice because we practiced in his back yard. He would take us kids inside his wife would make us lunch and he would break out his old films he made from many martial artsbtournaments or ceremonies. He had one from 69 with Bruce doing his punch. I was already a Bruce lee fan because my favorite weapon was nun chucks even before I started martial arts I was making my own out of high tensile rope and thick pvc pipe. Those things hummed from the hollow insides when you swung them. Even my teacher said they were good construction. He an quarter inch pvc. But yeah Bruce was my idol for years.

[@TheRealTomahawk]

I'm pretty sure the one-inch punch came from Wing Chun

[@MrEMT4466]

I agree

[@SPJJ72]

Yes it came from wingc but BL had modified it and it more powerful than the wingc stance.

[@corneliucatana1241]

BRUCE LEE - HE WAS THE LORD OF MARTIAL ARTS. - BORN IN THE WORL OF MARTIAL ARTS. - BEST OF THE BEST, ABOVE THAT. - BEST OF ALL AND EVERYONE. - UNMATCHED. - UNEQUALED. - NEVER SLAYED. - NEVER CONQUERED. - HE WAS AN EXPERT. - HE. Bruce Lee was real in Martial Arts, in my opinion his Martial Arts is best of all. Jeet Kune Do, is most superior no other above and higher than that. - REMEMBER 1 INCH PUNCH THERE AND THAN WAS NO MATCH TOWARDS THAT 1 INCH PUNCH. THANK YOU.

[@dragonfire1760]

It was real.

[@BruceLeeRealFight]

absolutely!

[@dragonfire1760]

@@BruceLeeRealFight there was nothing fake about Bruce. He was the real deal.

[@dragonfire1760]

@@BruceLeeRealFight imagine all the time he had put into his training. Not many people can do that like him; only a few.

[@BB-dl6zd]

In the video je is kust pushing a man who is standing with both feet faving the same way and parallel. And with a camhair behaind him that will prevent him to give a step back. Anyone can do that ridiculous one inch punch.

[@g-manalias1505]

It would be nice if tarantiny and the keyboard warriors felt his 1" punch and then a sidestep kick out the window. On the 1st floor of course, we just want to humiliate them and not kill them. Those dummies: Us: 😅🤣🙃😵🤢🤕 😅🤣😅 Some people have to learn from 1st hand experience. Do you really think world class fighters just spar with anyone?

[@jasongenn39]

I was watching an MMA fighter professional commenting about Bruce Lee. He said he was a great martial artist but not a great fighter? What is your theory on this? And could you please do a documentary on his training methods what he did how we did it?

[@leeleli5997]

There is no doubt about Bruce Lee was a great Martial artist and great fighter They thought because Bruce Lee never fought for medals, momentums Never defame other masters He just proved that material arts need update that why MMA.......

[@williampalminteri1727]

Please. Bruce Lee did NOT invent the 'one inch punch', he got it from Tai Chi Chuan. We practice Fa Jin (發勁), part of which is what Lee called the one inch punch.

[@emhgarlyyeung]

Yeah maybe Wing Chun or Tai Chi, Chinese culture somehow have some similar idea

[@williampalminteri1727]

@SilverSurfer Whatever you say.

[@stevel1475]

I have heard of Bruce's great speed and tremendous power from people who have seen him perform. He is the real deal. Seen a documentary "How Bruce Lee changed the world", very interesting. A legend in the books for sure.

[@ΒένηΠαπαδημητρίου]

Τέλειο:!!! ευχαριστούμε πολύ!!!! Μπρους Ζεις!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@FrancisMaxino]

The one inch punch was an adaptation of the wing chun 'floating punch'. James de Mille is the world authority on the JKD developed one and three and a half inch punch.

[@munafismail5461]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️👍🇮🇳🇰🇼

[@jimrudolph2864]

Just watching Bruce Lee kick that board, I know his Kung fu is not fake.

[@orlandojohnson5742]

Ikr! Gd luck gtg the ignorants to gather that analysis! It takes power & speed to do that!

[@a.wangsa4984]

Just think he pretends to hurt someone with all his strength punch.. The last word could be...RIP if possible see you in another world😁

[@destarion]

yes, its a push not a punch,punches come from the shoulder, not the waist.

[@sysomyoung7437]

Real !

[@radurobert1]

Of course it was fake . It was more of a push . He requested the man in front to stay with his legs spread in lateral and not one leg on the back to have counter balance . Is 1000% fake.

[@p.abhiram1905]

🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️

[@james420james1]

Bruce Lee was no fake. Obviously

[@ronbirnbaum1968]

Brice was real but he admitted he could not beat Mohammad Ali in a street fight. This means that Mike Tyson would also be able to beat Bruce, as Mike has claimed.

[@emhgarlyyeung]

What I remember was "inside boxing ring", and Mohammad Ali admitted he could not beat Bruce Lee in a street fight. Mohammad Ali to fight Bruce Lee he will need a rule that's "not allow to attack below waist".

[@ronbirnbaum1968]

@@emhgarlyyeung Please post that issue as you can easily find the KZbin video where Bruce says he cant beat Ali.

[@Guile1117]

@@emhgarlyyeung Ali did not say that

[@jerrywoods4066]

He would be all over Ali in a street fight but would go down in the first round against Ali in the ring

[@rabranch32]

Every few centuries an extraordinary talent comes along in certain fields. J.S. Bach, Shakespeare, Hendrix, Einstein, and yes, Bruce Lee is in that league.

[@noblesseraizel3741]

Interesting

[@arconeagain]

I just one inch punched my phone.

[@路人甲-q1k]

Bruce Lee didn’t invent the one inch punch, it’s a part of Wing Chun. 😄

[@SemperFighting]

Your click bait Kung Fu is excellent. 😉 Either way good video, I'm already a subscriber. 🤙