5 Real Bruce Lee Fights That His Biggest Fans Haven't Even Heard 

Someone need to do something on wong shun long! He was the real IP Man he was called talking hands

@@pausetapest.v8302the King of talking hands

Yes he was King of the talking hands he was Ip man's first student 👏

Cool yeah I talked to the driver and two other people that were at the Wong Jack Man challenge for Bruce Lee. They came to visit my teacher and my teachers, older brother of former Hong Kong cop both students of Mann private students. 22:54 22:54 22:54

Sorry, got cut off there. I talked about the chase and Wong being held up and the spikes. And Cantonese and broken in English, it was spoken.

YEP

me too !

In China they called it the Kato show.

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It was savage, this is why it’s laughable to me people think Wong jack man beat Bruce 4 years later. It’s ridiculous. You should pick up wrath of the dragon: the real fights of Bruce Lee.

خالد ابن الوليد و عنتره ابن شداد والزير سالم

No, he died super young.. just like his son..

Love training like him

This is why most people don’t attain Bruce Lee like skills.

@@axelstone3131 fr man

True

Bruce must be good, a lot of people is making business out of his name. These are the kind of people that change the history in book writing. Bruce wife, not a friend. Bruce real wife who saw the fight with her own eyes, This guy proves her wrong. Why don't you bring Bruce wife to your show and interview her infront of the world and maybe we can listen to your business channels.

No elders picked WJM...he accepted Bruce's challenge.

"Yoiche Nakachi pushed for a fight with Bruce and he got. Bruce knocked him. How do I know this I was the ref and I stopped the fight with Yoiche knocked out on the floor." - Jesse Glover

@@GoldenbellTraining Ok thx. Is that from Jesse's "Between WC and JKD book". Well then Jesse named him there. In the doc "Death by Misadventure" he only said "the karate man". Same did Hart and Palmer. But so or so Yoichi and his people always denied it was him. And to be honest: Since even Glover named Howard Hall, Ed Hart, a guy named Masafusa Kimura and some other unkown japanese exchange student as witness, and not one of them besides Glover ever named him Yoichi Nakachi, plus that his name was spelled for decades "Uechi", I wouldnt bet my life it was Yoichi. It was for sure a japanese karate and judo black belt. Lee wrote that down in his notes: "Against Karate black belt holder (Shodan) and 2nd degree black belt in Judo. Place: Downtown Y.M.C.A. (Seattle) Date: 1, Nov, 1960 (Tuesday) Result: won, knock him down in 13. sec; couldn´t fight anymore" - Bruce Lee Not identified as Yoichi Nakachi by Bruce Lee. And usually Bruce named people by name in his notes, see Chuck Norris, Mike Stone, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Joe Lewis, etc. He also knew the names of Wong Jackman and Lau Daichuen. But for what ever reasons he didnt identified the japanese as Yoichi Nakachi.

@@GoldenbellTraining WOW !

ummm...what? 🤔

@@GoldenbellTraining I remember you said in a vid that at the beginning you didn't think much of Lee's abilities. But as you started researching you came to discover he really was that dude, meaning he really was all that they sad he was and more.

It certainly is.

yep

me too..Prince is a 'SHIFU' !! REALLY !!

YEP !

Eye witnesses mean nothing when they're literally all invested in furthering Lee's legend for their own benefit. The man couldn't even throw a good punch. I've no reason to believe he could actually fight. JCVD, Dolph Lundgren and Chuck Norris are all actors with far far FAR more legit credentials than Bruce Lee who has no record at all and nothing ever filmed.

Some of those Bruce Lee detractors say that Bruce Lee's stories are just hearsays, they forget that for example first-hand accounts are not hearsays. When so many many people that did not even knew each other confirmed the same thing when closely meeting Bruce Lee ( his kicking power, his speed, his fighting skills above the ordinary ), that is considered as evidence. They forget that history in general is based in first-hand accounts.

@@ov1994 Facts!!

Back in the 80s, I decided to learn Kung Fu, so I went to Wong Jack Man's Kung Fu studio near Fisherman's Wharf in SF for a few weeks. Sounds ironic because part of the reason Lee fought Wong was because teaching Kung Fu to non Chinese was forbidden? However, the old cliche about BS talks, but money walks is true here. Wong had this Kung Fu school running w about 20-30 students, mostly Chinese. Wong showed me the first part of a Kung Fu set, which was similar to an Ocata. So, I practiced it for two weeks, asking him to show me more, which he refused to do? He kept telling me to practice over and over?Then I started talking to some of the other non Chinese students who had been trying to learn Kung Fu there. One guy had been there 2 years and had only learned 3 or 4 sets?? Seriously? Wong was just taking our money and teaching us almost nothing! Meanwhile, his Chinese students were being taught advanced Kung Fu techniques, sparring, and how to fight with weapons. So, I confronted Wong about this and He told me in broken English, "You don't like what I teach you, then you go somewhere else!" in an angry tone! So, I left his school and never went back. I told one of the other non Chinese students what Wong said and told him that he was wasting his time and money there because Wong wasn't going to teach him much.

He already did learn some wrestling and jujitsu before he died

@@guts7958 I know he had some knowledge, but he didn't get too deep in it, and it probably would've peak his interest after the popularity of MMA

@alexplayspad even if he did go deep, doesn't mean he'd compete, Joe said he was more of a teacher then fighter, I go with what you said about him coaching and training others and improving his own style

@@guts7958 i think he would do a few fights like in early UFC and pride, no hold bar fight was what he preached and wanted to do. But yeah ultimately be a coach/teacher, be studying new martial arts, and making movies.

@alexplayspad , he probably would have been a promoter or even a host on it, given commentary during the fights

Fights that could have happened anywhere, but most likely not beimo.

Same conversation

Buy John Little’s book wrath of the dragon: the real fights of Bruce Lee

That's nice 🙂

How would competition have allowed him to show his fighting skills?

@@GoldenbellTraining that's a simple answer

@@GoldenbellTraining The same way it shows Stipe, Fedor, Cro cop, Jon Jones and countless others show their fightng skills. Why mention the Gary Elms boxing match as a real fight, if competition doesn't show his fighting skills ?

Chuck and Joe and the rest of the world knows? were paperwork making money in the business of martial arts. The real champions are those we don't know that created these arts.

Absolutely 😂😂😂 he will close the business because there will be no opponents 😅😅😅