Another loss

He was an actor so relax friend

@@johnreidy2804 so if he was an actor why did chuck norris joe Lewis and so many other martial artist become hes students do your homework mate before you come out with stupid statements 🤣

@@Newengland1966 Actually Chuck Norris said specifically "we trained together". He was not a student. As for Joe Lewis he and Lee were interested in the same thing and wanted to get a league started and they too trained together. But Lewis showed Lee as much as Lee showed. Lewis. You are just the typical fan boy. You see and hear what you want to reinforce your inner narrative that Lee was this fighting hero. You don't know this because you buy into the Lee mythology, but Bruce Lee only had a couple of real fights in his life. If you think that I'm wrong show me the proof not the rumors. PROOF eyewitness accounts. There are none LOL

@@johnreidy2804 your contradicting yourself you just said Joe Lewis and Bruce lee trained together if bruce lee was just an actor then why would Joe Lewis or norris be interested in working together 😆 and dont call me a fan boy ive been studying martial arts for 50 plus years. And don't reply to my comments again

@Zahid Hussain It's impossible to reason with idiots like Reidy. Well done, you for standing up for the truth. 👏

"Bruce threw a sidekick into the focus glove and dislocated the man's shoulder." I will BS on that. You don't throw a sidekick into a focus glove, And if you did it would simply shove the glove away there is no snap to dislocate anyone's shoulder.

@@johnreidy2804 Why would he lie?

@Pat Luxor Actually that would be a very rare thing indeed. I have my nedan in Goju and I've never witnessed anyone even holding a focus pad for a side thrust kick . I A focus pad is the wrong thing to hold for a sidekick. I don't know your background friend but if you have been around martial arts as long as I have you would know that

@@luigiprovencher8888 Why does anyone lie? It benefits them. He's probably told that nonsensical story so many times that he thinks it's true. And why do so many lie about Bruce Lee. That he was a gang member in Hog Kong. That is a huge whopper. Bruce Lee grew up in a wealthy home. His father was a famous opera singer and quite wealthy. Lee was driven to and from school each day in a chauffeured limousine. He was enrolled in acting classes at the age of 5 and later dance classes. I could go on but I hope you get the idea. The Bruce Lee you read about does not exist. Pure mythology

@@johnreidy2804 Well I believe or at least don't think or believe that he was lying so there's that.

Unless you knew him personally he wasn't even famous at that time apart from the martial art community and from green hornet.... (enter the dragon went out later his death)

@sicilienz Sadly you are right. Bruce was already dead before he became famous here in UK.

I read in a Sunday newspaper magazine an excerpt of an interview with Sarah Miles. Just a paragraph with Bruce's photo (used on Matt Polly bio). She worked with Lawrence Olivier. The first time she saw Bruce on film she said, "He was the greatest actor I've ever seen." I forget what else she said. It was something like "his intensity."

@@jakemay637 Thank you for sharing that.

Well said 💯

He definitely embodied his character in the films. His screen presence and charisma are unparalleled. Recently watched Enter the Dragon on the big screen. Phenomenal experience seeing him in action. It was like being transported back to 1973 .

"Did you ever see Bruce Lee in a real fight"? Nope!

@@johnreidy2804 What's ur point?

@@thelassie71 Pretty clear-cut sentence friend.

@@johnreidy2804 OK, so you didn't rate BL but this is a forum for his fans, where he is very much loved! I understand you don't rate him but is this the place to air your opinions? Friend 🥋

@@thelassie71 This is a You Tube message board, and anyone can comment as long as post according to the rules. I happen to be a Lee fan. But, I do not think he was a real fighter as I have not seen any proof to back that up. If there is any out there I would love to see it.

So a guy who was only a fencer slapped the crap out of Bruce Lee. Haha..I never heard that one before

@@johnreidy2804 Bruce's elder brother was a world class fencer. Taught Bruce how to fence, so this might be his 2nd martial arts after Tai Chi. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Lee_Jung-sum

@@Basta11 You missed the point friend. The "great" Bruce Lee was beaten by a fencer in a fight. LMAO. I don't care if it was his brother, cousin or a stranger.

@@johnreidy2804 You don't become great by being unbeatable from the beginning.

Id include MICHAEL JACKSON also. In addition to revolutionizing the ways music videos were performed he was also a humanitarian who donated massive amounts to charily

You name two superstars, but there were/are others. Clint Eastwood, Arnold Schwarzenegger, George Best, Michael Jackson ... etc

The thing about that there are LOSER non-Asians make ridicule comments about Lee like he's not a real fighter. I ask them, when you fought Bruce Lee? It was very very quiet after I ask that question to them.

​@@elginbolling337I was going to say the same thing. I'd say Bruce and Michael are the top ones who really rocked the world as far as their arts. There are more people in the world that mention them two more than anyone else listed here. Not saying that the others didn't effect the world, no, but Elvis follows right after

... that's where the philosophy comes from and principles of application, especially listening( ting Jin ) and relaxing-sinking ( sung )...see Adam Mizner or Richard Clear

Oh ok I will

I have an uncle who is 84 but looks 20 years younger. He has full head of hair. One of his secrets is he's active while being light hearted.

No, "Jeet" means "intercept", and "Kune" means "fist". The word "Tek" means "foot/kick". For instance, in Chinese, "Tek Kune Do" means "kick-fist-way"; in Korean: "Tae Kwon Do".

The Kung Fu masters, that beat a UFC Guy !? 😂😂😂

OMG, I was texting back and forth with him few months ago on his Facebook page.

@@bechelerroseme6821 You did not answer the man's question :D

The only thing I found is that he had a liver transplant in 1995. He called it “the fight of his life” and passed away in 2012. Maybe 17 yrs after the transplant his body rejected it?