Joe Lewis Talks About His BRUTAL Fight Against Bruce Lee In 1972 (NEW DISCOVERED INTERVIEW)

[@none3769]

I met both these guys in the early 70s and learned a lot about physical fitness that has keep me in great shape today

[@TheInfantry98]

That’s super cool bro. What did they share with you ?

[@geclay]

every commentary, every archived footage of the men who knew Bruce Lee, sparred with Bruce Lee, had nothing but the highest respect and love for the man. When you can get champions to humble themselves about some stories about him, makes me appreciate the amazing things he accomplished in that small window of time that he was with us

[@pencilcheck]

true, but you will see tons of internet trolls who think their idol will beat bruce lee and bruce lee is just an actor and will never win a fight. I feel like those people are just racist.

[@katcvnutebey1953]

EXACTLY! WHICH MAKES YOU SIDE EYE ALL THE CLOWNS TALKING SHIT ABOUT HOW Lee WASN'T XYZ. OR THEY COULD BEAT HIM. REAL EASY TO TALK BIG SHIT ABOUT A DEAD MAN WHO CAN'T PROVE YOU WRONG.

[@TboneTenEighties]

Joe is a intelligent man. Very well spoken. Great clip. Loved this.

[@gumpymcbarfbag3884]

I love this interview, joe translates bruce lee's intensity probably like no one else.

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

You can tell Joe has tons of respect for Bruce

[@the-btc-tradingfloor2808]

Only the great ones humble themselves to learn

[@phadley78tube]

That was fascinating. Do we have the rest of the interview with Mr Joe Lewis?

[@vesnakofficial8170]

Not like chuck😂😂

[@HardHardMaster]

He later changed his opinions on Lee completely.

[@someguy7046]

Best book I ever read about Mr Bruce Lee was by Joe Lewis

[@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson]

Joe Lewis would openly refer to being a student of Bruce Lee & admit he was trained by him.

[@HardHardMaster]

He was riding his coat tails hoping for a movie career. When that didn't pan out he completely changed his opinions on Lee.

[@mslice09]

Bruce had many famous Hollywood actors and martial artists as his private students at his house...even several women

[@mslice09]

​@@HardHardMasterSame with Chuck Norris...who was another of Bruce's students.for two years...who later changed his stories and claims he was teaching Bruce( out of jealousy)...when he couldn't get a show for 20 years...and was paying Bruce.for lessons 😮

[@everettbrown8822]

@@HardHardMasterWell in a Joe Lewis(RIP) interview later in his life he held Bruce(RIP) in high regards. He said he was the most amazing martial artist he’d ever seen(i’m paraphrasing).

[@MartyMoose1611]

I’m very glad this interview wasn’t lost. Thank you for sharing.

[@dariomendoza1518]

Regardless if he's fought Bruce they took Martial arts to a new Level!!! Thanks for sharing

[@tenbroeck1958]

I just haven't heard anyone speak bad of Mr Bruce Lee. He must have had charisma that was off the charts. For a decorated champion like Joe Lewis to be so humble shows a lot of character.

[@yhc1683]

@@szlvid6 You know nothing.

[@a1isrising]

​@@szlvid6lmao Bruce was doing that before he even got to the states lmao he fought a challener from China in a secrete combat deal because he was teaching the white man that was a real fight dang near to the death , so much your comment shows you know very little od the Man Bruce Lee he grew up fighting in the streets of China

[@Ken4JCML]

Yes, anyone with good credit of their own show great respect to BL indeed

[@oot007]

@@szlvid6 Keep coping in your yooessay fantasies

[@bradbartskill364]

But that FRAUD Chick Norris likes to pretend that he in ANY way could hang with Bruce Lee ...or that he taught Bruce Lee to do "high kicks!" 🙄

[@KevinWiley8]

Wow! Really enjoyed this video. I have seen and read a lot about Mr. Lewis, but I had never seem this video before. Thank you so much!

[@louiswatson100]

I don't think people understand how good Bruce Lee was. People always think since he is a small guy and anyone can beat him. He was something else.

[@pencilcheck]

99% of the time, this is true, but bruce lee is different.

[@tigerbeforyou181]

I saw Joe Lewis win the World Championship back in 1967 in Long Beach Ca.

[@ocean2zx]

I like joe how he respects bruce by calling him mr bruce lee.

[@robm321]

Man this guy has a classy smooth way of explaining everything.

[@samuelreed2994]

That northern lights 😊

[@kevinthe1st]

... for those who claim that he was " just an actor". Another world champion's testimony.

[@JCMcGee]

he was just an actor

[@oot007]

@@JCMcGee Keep coping in your yooessay fantasies

[@JCMcGee]

@@usmc4good I think you'll find that he made movies long before he studied wang chong

[@jimmyp9037]

I don't know why we have a challenge of wits with unarmed people??😅

[@JCMcGee]

@@jimmyp9037 sun tzu's book will tell you...

[@angrysheepdog9744]

Joe Lewis, well spoken, adding credibility to Bruce's legacy. I would have liked to hear the entire interview.

[@vampire923]

joe lewis is fast and skillful, but bruce lee is on another level

[@descendantofphineas7785]

I got to train under one of Lees instructors back in the 70s. That training is still part of my life.

[@denniskee]

As a special guest presented the trophy to the winner invited by Joe at the US Karate Championship, you can easily guess how much respect Joe has for Bruce!

[@jbrumfield6090]

Met joe lewis at a seminar at danny lanes dojo in the chuck norris fighting arts. Great guy...watched him and danny lane spar. Got his autograph

[@BaW4365]

This is the 1st TIME I ever heard of Jeet Keen Dao philosophy and core system!! Thanks for sharing!

[@tomfung2753]

Joe is very honest, the other guy made famous by Bruce is very dishonest.

[@juanmonge7418]

Are you talking about Chuck Norris? He speaks highly of Bruce.

[@toes6018]

@@juanmonge7418No, no, Chuck Norris had not always talked highly about Bruce Lee. Chuck Norris is a snake and his opinion depends on the moment and whom he was talking to.

[@seantapper498]

And Joe lewis was 22 time world champion father of kick boxer

[@seantapper498]

12 time not 22

[@niamcd6604]

BRUCE LEE IS THE ONE WHO LITERALLY CREATE DMIXED MARTIAL ARTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HardHardMaster]

​@@niamcd6604Complete nonsense. Mixed martial arts are thousands of years old and modern day MMA as in UFC was kicked off by the Gracies to promote their BJJ style. Lee really only knew 1 style and not even very well. Then tried to glue some random exotic techniques on his basic wing chun knowledge and so it's no wonder Jeet Kune Do is a fail.

[@mumbles215]

Gracie’s knew one method really. Bruce branched out. I’d say his style is a success as that is true modern MMA.

[@alfredindy8058]

@@HardHardMaster They were doing full contact martials in Chicago in the 60s. John Keehan had tournaments which pitted different martial art styles against each other. So, even in the United States full contact martial arts were being practiced before UFC. There was more than one style that combined grappling with stand up fighting. Gen Lee Ju Jitsu, in the early 60s in New Jersey, combined Karate, Ju Jitsu, Boxing, and Savate. Yes, you are correct about Mixed Martial arts being practiced thousands of years ago because Chinese monks practiced numerous styles to be well rounded fighters. Some people say that Bruce Lee took from their concept with his art.

[@mattgoodmangoodmanlawnmowi2454]

I started training at 12 never stopped. I have known and even trained with guys like Joe. A lot of ego in the arts in the mid 20th century. Joe Lewis was respected as being totally “about it”, with no need or inclination towards ego. God bless you & Semper Fi, Mr. Lewis. - Matt’s dad Dan

[@radamus210]

Wow, this is a gold mine of 1st person "I was there". Where is more??? Outstanding!

[@r.pohrmen2483]

Many Martial Arts Masters, Grand Masters who ever had a fight with Bruce Lee became his students/ friends/Trained under him after their fight.

[@demetriustebet3786]

Bruce Lee opened a door that for any martial artist to be relevant they have to go through it.

[@osenseithompson1346]

I met Mr Joe Lewis Karate Champion in early 80's exceptional Martial Artist i have taught MA for 50 years

[@JonathonTheImpaler13]

Another outstanding video my bother Beerdy... Thank you... Happy Easter :)

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Thanks you my man:) Happy easter to you and your family :)

[@bosco0172]

An instructor I knew when I was young told me Football player turned actor Rosey Greir was a friend and brief student of Bruce Lee, and used to tell a story of Bruce beating another NFL players azz after being aggressively challenged. I never seen this story anywhere else but I do know Rosey Greir is still alive in his 90s now, wish I could ask him.

[@pmartialartsx]

Same here, mine is GM Hwang In Shik and lives in Toranto. He worked with Bruce as well and told stories about him.

[@HardHardMaster]

When myths and fisherman's tales are all you got you know it's all bull.

[@bosco0172]

@@HardHardMaster that's true, but some legends are only known because of fishermen tales. Besides, i like believing Bruce beat a fb players azz, kinda funny to imagine😂

[@frederickhaddox2063]

I was impressed by the recommendation from Mike Stone. I didn't know he had worked with Bruce Lee. Great Video. 🙂

[@johnmcminn9455]

Blood and Guts . i had this on VHS and put it on DVD too . great stuff

[@tcbtcb7553]

MISS THESE GUYS, THEY BUILT MARTIAL ARTS IN AMERICA. THE GOLDEN AGE.

[@roymauler]

All the old Chinese styles are not about fighting. They are about killing. They were not playing a sport for points.

[@jimmyp9037]

Absolutely correct! Anyone who disagrees is truly showing their ignorance!

[@HardHardMaster]

Lol bullshit

[@briandunne2153]

At last someone who knows what they talking about in regards to Wing Chun and Bruce Lee amongst a sea of crap written by people who don't know their elbow from their arse commenting and believing that the peak of a Martial Art and a fighter is the watered down version that they see in a ring or cage where it's become a sport. Originally developed to defeat maim even to kill. The people who were taught and learnt Wing Chun from GM Yip Man especially in the early days tested their skills on the streets of Hong Kong including Bruce Lee even though he spent spent less than 18 months not the full system and only part time he was going to school ,he was a natural with drive and would have been 1st class at anything he wanted.He put Wing Chun on the map in the west which has become a double edge sword for it. Jeet keen Do has a large basis from WC there has been nobody of note developed by it unlike WC where people have trained full time 7 days 12 to 15 hours for a number of years to learn and develop have never taken part in a published fight.

[@HardHardMaster]

@@briandunne2153 states '''at least someone who knows what they're talking about'' and then proceeds to prove a complete lack of realistic and critical insight topped with delusional myths. If you don't understand that MMA is not a watered down anything but a convergence of realistic styles and techniques, forming the strongest fighting base in martial arts to date, and if you think wing chun was developed un ''maim and kill'' and think Yip man was all that and his students were dangerous Hong Kong street fighters, you're living in a fantasy world and absolutely do not know 'what you're talking about'.

[@mrray6983]

Wow... Good stuff, but what about the brutal fight they had?

[@Sharingan6138]

Clickbait title. So sad people have to resort to these tactics when the content of the video alone is already a strong selling point to click. Cheapens the experience when youtubers do this and I find myself not willing to subscribe afterwards.

[@reverendterminator]

@@Sharingan6138 100 %

[@jerrisharris5999]

But what lie about ‘brutal fight’ in the title…. Click bait diminishes the content of vid…..

[@karlhauset8589]

I met Joe Lewis in tge early 90s I think , he was a guest at s kickboxing function I was working at . Decent guy , had immense respect fir Bruce Lee , chatted for bout 90 mins .

[@gra6649]

So where is that brutal fight you were talking about?

[@KingCrazealmighty360]

FUCKING CLICK BAIT

[@kalikaputra]

You think people were walking around with mobile phones and selfie sticks back then?

[@gra6649]

@@kalikaputra No, but if you put something in the title of your post it should be seen. If it said BL on the moon, then one should see him on the moon. Click bait.

[@teamfearlessmartialartsfitness]

The titles on this page are constantly misleading

[@ryanmaes9551]

Clickbait

[@BoodyAnto]

I also once fought Bruce Lee. I hit him he fell down. He hit me back I fell down. He kicked me I fell down. I kicked him back he fell down. Over and over again until I realised it started raining and my body's wet and then I heard and vaguely saw my mom said while carrying a bucket of water "wake up it's six thirty! you might be late to school."

[@theslowserious9974]

You can tell how much Mr. Joe Lewis love fighting just by his demonstrations.

[@Forte_FX]

Imagine a wasp is buzzing around you. You can exercise caution, with respect of the wasps ability to sting you. Now imagine on the next day, you ask yourself, what is that stinging pain I feel on my neck. As you look around, you see a huge horsefly flying off. You're only aware of this painful interaction, after it is over. You're a victim. Now imagine that there are 50 huge horseflies hovering towards you. You strangely and suddenly find yourself wishing there was just a Wasp. The wasp can sting.. true. But the horsefly is out for blood. Be a horsefly my friend.

[@HardHardMaster]

Be a machine gun. Wait. Be a nuclear bomb.

[@zeffie100]

I am eating this up, thank you🙏

[@kerrykelaher2607]

Bruce lee is correct " get them before they get you by using faster speed !" Etc etc

[@johnfort8465]

Fantastic rediscovered insight!

[@John-14-6]

Hey Folks. With ALL the trash/garbage on Social Media today, this was one of the best videos I’ve ever seen. Very informative and very nicely done 😊

[@bikersoncall]

Excellent clip, even though the title; is obvious clickbait. ''Joe Lewis Talks About His BRUTAL Fight Against Bruce Lee In 1972''

[@JulieIelasi-lt7yp]

Thanks for the informative ive done taekwondo when i was a teenager for a while now ive heard this about bruce Lee's own JKD style im.goung get into this finally now to get fit again and learn vto fight to defend myself!! Thank you 😊 💓

[@guruchoykokkee]

If he is still alive and well, much of its narrative might not be the same due to aging. Bruce died at a young prime age. That's at his best form, making the memories of him in moments frozen in a time capsule of his best. Making it legendary then after.

[@JunkTiger-js3jh]

Awesome Thank You Master 🎉

[@johnbondurant1741]

Bruce Lee Changed the WORLD! I actually had the pleasure of meeting, "Joe Lewis." It was at a, "Full Contact Karate Fight" he was very nice. It was back in the late 70's early 80's. I knew he had worked out with Bruce Lee. It was so KOOL to meet a person who knew and learned from my, "HERO BRUCE LEE, THE LITTLE DRAGON !" RIP 🙏👏👍 ENOUGH SAID !!! ✌️

[@patmartin4411]

Blahahahaaaa Bruce never had a real fight in his life. He's like Steven Segal! Enough said! Blahahaaaa

[@HardHardMaster]

Wow. That old and still that delusional.

[@cranerigging3604]

Well done Beerdy ! 👍

[@michaellui74]

Love all these video beers do have full segment with Joe ?? Thank you long time subscriber. Any videos on Brandon 30yrs since his passing many viewers would watch thank you

[@wric01]

Different person different goals. Mr joe lewis into championships and Mr. Bruce lee into fight philiposhy teachings. Now look at the result, one immortalized and one only remember by one or two generation.

[@treeawareness2153]

I took seminars with Joe Louis! Dude had hands like cinder blocks

[@scottzappa9314]

Learn something new every day. Mr. Lewis really seems to understand the JKD, which I had a bit of back in the day. So that's 2 guys you don't wanna fight, Joe Lewis or Chuck Norris.

[@MonkDowns]

THANKS BEERDY THANKS A LOT MAN~ I am 70s black belt from NYC and still teach and train to this day! Yes, I use to see Joe Lewis all the time at tournaments back then., He was arrogant. Great fighter, thought he was the shit. So thanks for this man.

[@darinswift490]

I met Joe Lewis m, w/ Jackie Chan and Bill “superfood Wallace” at the Oakland Alameda arena in 1981. I was 14.

[@rl4416]

wow , thank you for sharing !

[@EDCabrera1]

i fought with one of his students and close friend of Lee. Like the apple does not fall far the tree. i learned from my experience. i used it on the street and it never failed me. For those who think Bruce Lee was just a actor ….you think to much

[@JohnKelly-i2m]

No chance I remember when I was younger I studied a lot of fighters over the years and for a little guy no doubt I think he was the best!

[@bartbullock7817]

That's pretty good beerdy, Find the footage of that flight!!!!!

[@jsavak99]

This is very interesting critical information about JKD that i NEVER ever heard before !!

[@alieltaie9075]

They wont let a hero Rise! Heros lead Man! That means Power! And what kinde of man we are seeing been produced in our days? Thats your answer!

[@Crossfire2003]

Those 3 principles are still true today, and we see them being applied by UFC fighters in their fights.

[@brianpatrick6102]

Great video, but please stop with the click bait. It's not necessary.

[@THX-vb8yz]

Bruce was a street fighter..... his brother said that he would usually fight the Choy Li Fut players on a rooftop or just on the street. His parents sent him to California to save him from hurting or killing or being arrested.

[@briandunne2153]

His parents were part of a Chinese Opera troupe traditionally the troupes used the rivers to travel around China in Junks that were painted red. One of the early Masters was part of an opera troupe when his parents went to the US as part of a troupe to perform his father supposedly knew a red boat Sifu in Seattle and Bruce got some additional training from him he went back to Hong Kong when he was 18 started to look at other martial art styles.

[@briandunne2153]

😊

[@THX-vb8yz]

@briandunne2153 yeap... not only a very young, talented performer, he was a Cha Cha champion.

[@3YZ-TS191]

Great segment, but would love to see the whole interview.

[@georgeharris529]

Great video

[@michaellui74]

Great video 👍Joe

[@jamestown4867]

So many put Bruce down for not fighting in sanctioned events. Well, they were just starting to formalize combat sports beyond wrestling and boxing but more to point ; Joe Lewis talks about Bruce’s philosophy regarding fighting, the fighting that they say Bruce has no experience in.

[@paulyoung1505]

If Joe Lewis was the student and he studied under Bruce Lee and not the other way around then Bruce Lee was the better fighter it's not rocket science

[@JimboSlicePFC]

So you're saying that Cus D'Amato was a better fighter than Mike Tyson?

[@Bellabaddi]

@@JimboSlicePFCyes, haven’t you seen the vid of cus womping on Ali!?

[@JimboSlicePFC]

@@Bellabaddi lol of course.

[@kailuakidd1512]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@leonardoguimaraes4167]

Beerdy you're the best!

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Thanks brother:)

[@alryan8609]

Excellent video 👍

[@allenmontalvo8355]

Here is a pro fighter who knew Bruce Lee and even addressed him as Mr. Lee. Why the disrespect by Michael Jai White saying he could beat him? When here you have a professional fighter who knew Bruce Lee. Mr. Joe Lewis would and could beat down Michael Jai White yet he's very respectful of Bruce Lee. True winners don't need to hype themselves up like Michael Jai White!!!

[@HardHardMaster]

Michael Jai White could beat prime Joe Lewis's *ss all over the place. You fanboys are so desperate to grab any straw that might even remotely confirm your delusions about Lee. Lewis later changed his opinions on Lee abilities completely btw. This is cherrypicking old statements.

[@novell80]

The most people don't know that Bruce Lee's philosophy was to be a perfect Street Fighter, because his own wife told that. He wasn't an UFC Sports Guy or Karateka, Judoka, Kung-Fu.., he was a Street Fighter and trained like a Street Fighter. That's why Bruce lernt and mastered also different weapon's like the Nunchaku, Kali Sticks and the Bo Staff. These weapon's can end a life easily.

[@gurujr]

It was getting interesting. Any more tape of Joe Lewis talking about sparring with Bruce Lee?

[@HardHardMaster]

Yes, later he said Lee was not all that and not a real fighter. This video is cherrypicking old stuff from when Lewis was still trying to ride Lee's movie coat tails, looking for a movie career.

[@rajakhan-lr1yx]

@@HardHardMasterany proof?

[@HardHardMaster]

@@rajakhan-lr1yx learn to google.

[@tz230]

When will you post rest of it?

[@adrianmasters250]

Presumably the video did not end there, where is the rest of it?

[@tinsu629]

Jim Kelly was saying in an interview, and he said he knows a lot of martial artists sparred with Bruce Lee and lost. Jim Kelly didn't and won't mention any names out due to respect. I think Joe Lewis and Chuck Norris are 2 of many who sparred with Bruce Lee. Jim Kelly even said Bruce was untouchable due to his speed and smarts.

[@BuddhaLove77]

Hmmmmm this puts to bed the lie that some push that Bruce Lee wasn't a fighter and just would have gotten beaten by anybody

[@MelchizedekKohen]

"Bruce was a killer"- Mike tyson

[@barrykarpowich731]

We're was the Brutal Fight ,don't advertise when it's not going to be there wtf😊

[@youngpaderewski3668]

I’m not sure, but I think I missed the part where the brutal fight took place.

[@skippylanoue966]

I listen to people say "well he wasn't that tough because he wasn't a fighter, never competed in full contact matches...". I really don't think he needed to compete in those matches to be a deadly fighter. You don't get all these karate champions in full contact venue to talk about you with such respect if they didn't think you would make a great fighter. The mean streets of Hong Kong gave Bruce all the fight experience he probably needed for a lifetime😅 There is no doubt some of the best sport fighters of that era ALL respected Lee's talent and ability to fight.

[@roiben-yehuda5642]

Great to see. Feels ike it got cut off just as he was about to talk about their training. Where can we see the rest?

[@jefferylee1337]

I would love to see the rest of the interview if available

[@astraltraveler257]

after watching - no idea what Bruce Lee's philosophy was. Okinawan styles are fast, hard striking styles. all good and great athletes have heart, stamina, focus, will power. Bruce Lee was an anomaly, like Michael Jordan. their physics-defying abilities may be the result of mind over matter. will power. intention. are those attributes developed, or innate... don't know. but his speed, like Michael Jordan's hang-time, was something to behold.

[@snd7622]

Bruce Lee never fought for real !!! Just some useless words like this one. Why he never challenged real fighters on tournaments, championship where hundreds peopel were watching with cameras??? BECAUSE HE KNEW THAT REAL FIGHT WILL EXPOSE HIM.

[@samstooshinoff370]

This is why Bruce Lee combined every art, made it his, he mastered every art, he was not happy with these arts, he combined his with everything else, why do you think everyone tried him and failed, ended on the ground don't ever remember you sparing with the great Bruce Lee, must of been in my last life, I am 61 years old, I followed Bruce Lee. Maybe I missed that, my mistake, if it's mine, I'm sorry

[@fichtellukas5572]

Now this Jeet Keen Do might be rly interesting

[@hwnsrfaboy43]

Joe Lewis and Bruce Lee would have done great in MMA. There was nothing like that back then. They would have been excellent MMA fighters in today’s time with MMA training. Joe Lewis would do as Machida has done

[@marcussmith4913]

I was painting a apartment complex once and one of the tenants windows was open. Now I know what was going on but I did not at the time. Apperantely there was a scizo living in one of the apartment and he had not been taking his meds. The police showed up later in the day to collect him. However when we where painting outside his window we heard about an hour long monolog from the man inside. He had an entire fantasy about how he used to train with bruce lee and him and bruce lee formed a plan to rob the hells angels. However eventually during the monolog he betrayed bruce and started banging his wife. DUring t he retelling of the wife portion of the story he began master baiting furiously to the point where we could hear it very loudly. When bruce lee found out this guy was doing his wife he was furious... but this guy kicked his ass or so thats what he said. It was pretty amazing to peer into the mind of a person who was completely mad and off his meds. We where laughing our asses off as quetly as we could outside his window. Listening to him go on, but it was also a little scary to know someone could be that unhinged.

[@amunankh7868]

Where is this without the edit??? It cut early???!!!

[@angelsjoker8190]

Does the tape just stop there or does it go on¿

[@HardHardMaster]

Joe Lewis is certifiably insane, tried to ride Lee's coattails, had a fallout with him and recanted every positive thing he ever said about Lee once he realised Lee used him and tried to steal credit.

[@punchline3988]

And then the video just randomly ends....🤷

[@charlesjerrell6814]

amazing how many people say they fought with Bruce Lee after he died i bet very few did if any

[@AlbinoApe]

1:18 Wasn’t this documented on the original Panther Video series ? 5:30

[@AlexanderMoen]

c'mon, man. No need to clickbait. It was not a brutal fight. It was a sparring session that was discussed in the last 30 seconds of the video. Nothing wrong with that and it's great that you dug this up, but let's be real about it

[@jonallen979]

Nice video but the title (Brutal fight against Bruce Lee) is bullshit. Or is that part two. Maybe not.

[@snd7622]

It's 100% bullshit. There is no evidence that Bruce EVER had real full contact fight against proper, serious fighter. True is that Bruce has no ability to do it. He was small, not very strong and easy to knock out by real fighters. That's why despite the fact that he could enter any competition to prove his skill never had a fight. He was also seriously addicted to drugs, always high on cocaine and LSD. There is much more bullshit and false legend around him that real fighter.

[@JosephDiveley]

@@snd7622 Well we could listen to your lies or we could listen to the testimony of all the great fighters who trained under him who were world champions like Ali, Chuck Norris, Bob Wall, Joe Lewis, and the list goes on and on and on. There is a reason all the best sports fighters went to him to learn how to be better. Bruce Lee never did drugs. Bruce was a maniac about what he ate and would never consume food that was bad for him because he didn't want his training to be corrupted. If you are going to lie about someone at least try ones that are even remotely believable.

[@snd7622]

@@JosephDiveley Words of ACTORS only prove that Bruce was rubbish. I could beat him easy. He was always on cocaine and LSD, bodyweight 65 kg ( my dog is bigger). You should check Bruce's gym card online, he was weak like average 16 yo boy. And most of all : HE NEVER FOUGHT FOR REAL. Fight score - zero. There is nothing like lies or true here just proven facts : Bruce never proved that he could fight for real. And by looking at his weakness and tiny body weight hudreds people in his era could kill him in 30 seconds in the ring. And he knew it that's why all he did was naive choreography on films and talking bullshit.

[@unskillfullymasterful]

Bruce Lee said himself that styles is crystallization and that you shouldn't practice to achieve a style. Be free flowing like water , I don't think these people who studied with him really listened to his words