Let's give credit where credit is due. Chuck Norris is/was also a very formidable martial artist, very strong and skilled. Let's not take anything away from him. On the other hand, Bruce Lee was more than a mere martial artist. He was many a thing - philosophical, inspiring, innovative, culture-changing, etc. Moreover, he might not be as "strong" as Chuck, but boy, he was as quick as lightning and as skilled as skill could be. Watching him fight in videos is inspirational, because he's extremely fast, skilled, and graceful.

 

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If you haven't seen Marlowe, you've missed the treat of both Bruce Lee and James Garner.

If you have seen it, you'll know what I mean by the ceiling lamp and the balcony.

Rent it if you can.

 

that'll be on my sunday list...

 

The UFC proves nothing, same for K1. They both have rules and restrictions. Chuck Liddell would curl up like a little girl and cry if his testicles were ripped off and his eyes gouged out.

 

Is it still possible to cry if your eyes are gouged out? It's difficult to imagine that anyone's studied this extensively.

 

i typed...the early UFC days... where there was no weight class, referee, rounds, or rules.

needless to say, if somebody just hit me in the balls and not rip them off, i'd curl up and cry like a girl. if YOU can take a soccer player kick in the nuts, you're the champion in my book.

 

[QUOTE=idriveadelsol,Nov 29 2006, 11:49 PM] Jeet Kun Do isn