So basically someone would get their a$$ whipped round one, and choked out round two.

I wouldn't fight for a 100k, but I'd pay a G to watch someone else get their ass whipped.

 

 

Bruce Lee was THE man period. He was a pioneer and innovator, and possibly the greatest martial artist alive...ever. The amount of power he could generate out of his 140lb frame was nothing short of incredible, and along with his blinding speed, would make him near invincible in a no-rules fight. Bruce's 1inch punch knocked Hayward Nishioka (All American and Japan Judo champion) off his feet and slammed him into the wall, and he weighs 250lbs! Bruce has also been known to dislocate ppl's shoulders who had the unlucky task of holding the focus mitts for him. On one occasion he broke someone's arm who was holding the heavy bag for him to kick. Freak'ish power for a man of any size.

As for this Tommy Carruthers, he sounds like a trumpet blowing nobody. Offers to turn professional in boxing, and not taking it cos its not JKD? BS...boxing is where the money is in fightsport, or even if you're just a martial arts enthusiast/practitioner I believe you would take up the challenge if only to test yourself.

 

if you had 10 dudes wanting to kick your ass, a piece is more likely to end the fight in your favor that just your fists.

 

First of all how often has that happened, let's say you shoot maybe you might hit few then you empty the gun chances are the ones who survived are now pretty upset with you and since all you had going for yourself was the gun now your in deep shlt. A better response would be you grab the guy nearest you put him in a hold and place your thumb firmly in his eye or you grab his adams apple and begin to twist letting his buddies know that you mean business . You may get yourself out of it or not but at least someone goes blind or chokes to death.

By the way I'm not against guns in fact I have a huge collection which is hard to do here in the Republik Of Kalifornia . But one of the things I hated about turning 18 which for me is a long time ago is that any fight you get into now becomes more serious when the PoPo is called no more slap on the wrist like before you turned 18.

Fact remains Bruce is the Man !

 

 

The world is full of Bruce Lee wannabe's. The bottom line is there can be only 1.

Speed was only part of Bruce Lee's repertoire, so too the deceptive power.

But if you think that by just emulating those 2 skills you're halfway to becoming the man, you are sadly mistaken, for one of Bruce Lee's greatest attributes...... was his personality.

Bruce Lee...

incomparable in my opinion.

 

I thought Bruce created Jujitsu? Well, one of those.

Well, the guy was only 135-140 lbs yet he packed some serious power, besides his lightning speed.

 

Why did he and his son die of nearly the same age? The mischief is weird!

 

Officer_Down: Jiujitsu is an ancient art created long before Bruce Lee was even born. It was the bare-hand combat that the Samurai used when disarmed.

He did incorporate Judo/Jujitsu techniques as part of his arsenal though, maybe thats where you got mixed up. The art he 'created' is known as JKD or Jeet Kune Do, and is actually more of a concept than a proper martial art. Bruce Lee didnt even want to name it originally, as he knew people would fuss over it.

As for his son dying at the same age, legend has it that a curse was put on his family (and himself) in that for the next 3 generations the male members of the family would all die at the height of their fame. It apparently had something to do with Bruce (his chinese nickname meaning little dragon) moving into an area or street where the 'nine dragons' resided or something, which made them displeased them.

Anyway its just chinese mythical stuff, but its interesting nonetheless...and no i dont believe in it.