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A brick breaking demo is a demonstration by definition. You should have said in-fight power in the first place.
Classic troll account.
A brick breaking demo is a demonstration by definition. You should have said in-fight power in the first place.
I assume the question was for those his own size.Weight matters and so does age. Bruce Lee died a year past prime 33 and only weighed 135 lbs. Against another135 lb athlete he might have done ok but in the open weight tournaments he would be absolutely killed (again.)
His own size and his own time (1973) I sure he could have been champ but that was long ago . 135 lb fighters now don’t walk around at 135 like he did. They are a good 20-30 pounds bigger than him a week before the fight. They also have wrestling and BJJ and would absolutely take a undersized pure striker down. Like all theoretical matches it is fun to ponder but we will never have proof that we are right or wrong.I assume the question was for those his own size.
well he wasn't a fighter, fighters cut weight back then too.His own size and his own time (1973) I sure he could have been champ but that was long ago . 135 lb fighters now don’t walk around at 135 like he did. They are a good 20-30 pounds bigger than him a week before the fight. They also have wrestling and BJJ and would absolutely take a undersized pure striker down. Like all theoretical matches it is fun to ponder but we will never have proof that we are right or wrong.
I'll just leave this here:
But a brue belt might have a fighting chance.
The goal of this drill is for the jiujiteiros to not shoot a single or double-leg takedown, but to cover up and secure a clinch or tie up with the boxer--which is much harder to do than shooting a single or double.
Why?
Because I want to teach them to cover up.
Too often when we practice they leave their hands down. "I tell them in the street, against a decent boxer, you're going to get hit right in the face if you shoot in with your hands down."
So I had our boxing coach, who is also a blue belt, put the gloves on and wake them up as they come in.
Problem is there was no competitive results to measure “elite”. He had 1 documented fight. In high school. Boxing. High school boxing. Once.
We don’t even have footage of real practice fighting (sparring). We have movies and word of mouth by people profiting off his name and their scene back in the day.
The only basis for calling him elite is a couple guys from his inner circle calling him elite.
He is certainly important.
c'mon. are you kidding?What planet are you on? There is live, full-contact sparring footage (one event, with full protective equipment) of him that has been broken down and analyzed on YouTube, and the links have been posted here, on this site many, many times.
Don't spout off when you don't know what you're talking about.
c'mon. are you kidding?
that is not full contact sparring. they are wearing full body armor, it is his own students, and they are doing what amounts to less than a point fight exhibition. we have more credible footage of joe rogan and MJW than bruce lee. you trying to talk down to people when that is your evidence is pretty sad.
We don’t even have footage of real practice fighting (sparring). We have movies and word of mouth by people profiting off his name and their scene back in the day.
lol. when i spar i wear shin guards. usually headgear. i don't wear a mask and full body armor. lol. i'm not completely shielded.Here's your earlier claim -
That IS full contact sparring. That is "real practice fighting." There's no way around that. You were talking out of your ass. It isn't a movie scene, it's not a stunt. That's why they're wearing body armor. If it wasn't full contact, you wouldn't need protective gear.
It is free-form, actual sparring. It isn't scripted, it isn't rehearsed, it's two people, actually trying to strike each other, with any variety of strikes, in any target area. That is full-contact sparring.
It doesn't matter that they are his students. That doesn't make it not actual sparring. Sparring, is, BY YOUR OWN WORDS, "practice fighting," not a full-on competition.
YOU are the one who said there wasn't even any sparring. Wearing protective gear is what they do when they spar, full contact.
That you think this is laughable is beyond backwards and absurd. Have you ever trained, at all? If you are sparring full contact, you better be wearing protective gear. In fact, with most martial arts, when they COMPETE, full-contact, they wear protective gear.
Even the UFC has SOME protective gear. You're flailing, and badly, at that.
This is typical of you. You're twisting yourself into pretzels and trying to redefine what words and terms mean because you said something that was clearly and demonstrably wrong.