Fast JKD & Unstoppable Punch

This is a joke, right?

 

Amir Khan 3.0

HE CAN'T BE STOPPED.

 

Heh, can't tell if this is a troll or this guy is actually deluded enough to think this is impressive.

 

i'm thinking the latter ! Shadow boxing against his moms net curtains lol. I used to do that when I was a kid !

 

People are dumb and many still think anything associated with Bruce Lee is unstoppable. Some think Mas Oyama karate chopped off a bull's horns. One of the last times I watched MMA with a crowd, some White cuck was saying that Bruce Lee could have beat both Miocic and JDS. LOL

 

LMAO..... The Bruce Lee mystique and mythology is a shame because the guy was truly a badass who did leave a mark on the martial arts and fitness world. But there's this certain syndrome when actors or musicians are cut down in their prime, all of this BS becomes associated to them and they have these cult like fanboys who will have a hissy fit if you tell them how it actually is.

Reality - Bruce Lee while not a superhuman was a very competent martial artist and definitely was head of the curve in regards to nutrition and fitness in many ways. He deserves 100% credit for the impact he had in the spread of eastern martial arts in America, Canada, Europe and elsewhere as well as his influence on the big screen. I hate to call him overrated because he isn't, it's just the things that aren't true about him that annoy the living hell out of me.

 

Most annoying to me are the legendary stories of street fight arse whoopings of which there is absolutely no video proof. Nothing but fantastic tales.

 

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I like this post but Bruce Lee could not possibly be more overrated.

 

YEp! Not even a newspaper article, telegram or image etched into the bark of a tree. Nothing but the word of people who oddly enough have no chronicled or video proof of themselves fighting either.

 

Lee was is the right place at the right time, he took advantage of the exoticism fetish Hollywood had for asian martial arts back in the 60s/70s. While some of his philosophical viewpoints are interesting, he only formally trained in MA for a few years, it becomes apparent if you read any of his self-defense manuals that his knowledge of fighting was shallow. Just look at that crappy armbar at the beginning of ETD, one of the few stunts he performed in that movie.

 

The only confirmed fights he had were an alley fight vs a kung fu practitioner and some random guy in a YMCA.