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How long would bruce lee last with Fedor?
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Originally posted by Stringer View PostBruce Lee would have no interest in fighting Fedor. He'd be about 66 years old today! Bruce was a realist...as he would say, "I'd be the baddest 66 year old around!" More than likely he'd seek out a guy like Fedor to train him and see if he could make him even better.
Now...if you're saying would Bruce in his prime fight Fedor in his prime. Bruce would possibly take the challenge if it were truly no holds barred. One of Bruce's main weapons was the biu jee (ie., eye gouge) No way would he fight a guy Fedor's size without every option available, including joint manipulation, biting, etc.
Here's one of Bruce's original students, Ted Wong on Bruce:
Bruce always wanted to stay away from the martial arts being used as a sport. I think he tended to stay away from it as a sport because you could not fully utilize the art or its potential. It was not the ultimate martial art unless it was "anything *goes." Bruce wanted to practice an art that he could use. No holds barred, no holding back, anything goes- that was his philosophy. But I think today Bruce would also like the sport portion of martial arts because you develop speed, power and timing- things you can apply to sharpen your skills.
As far as no*holds*barred tournaments like the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), I don't think Bruce would enter something like that. The UFC still has some limitations to it, even though they refer to it as ultimate fighting. There are still rules that say you can't do this or that. But I think as a test of your skills, Bruce would like it.
In a true fight of no rules, Fedor would easily crush Bruce.
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Originally posted by GarlandI think I heard a word that sums up this little phenomenon... Quixotic. Really, look that shit up.
I do however, wonder what you are reffering to? The thread itself? Or a specific post?
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Originally posted by Garlandyou're smart...figure it out.
I don't know you well enough to judge what you meant, and the context was not so clear as to offer a blatant, specific attachment of the word.
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Originally posted by Garlandyou're smart...figure it out.
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fedor would win
Here are the reasons Fedor would win:
1. Bruce didn't compete like Fedor did. People around the world regularly try to kill Fedor in the ring, and if they do they will receive hundreds of thousands of dollars - that's a powerful incentive.
2. If Bruce could fight without rules, Fedor could learn to fight without rules too. In a no holds barred fight, Fedor would win.
3. I imagine Bruce could not fight nearly as well as Fedor on the ground.
4. Fedor is much stronger.
5. How do we know Bruce can take a hit? Bruce could not knock Fedor out easily. Cro Cop is more powerful than Bruce ever was and I think Cro Cop would knock Bruce out. Bas Rutten would knock Bruce out. Brock Lesnar would destroy Bruce.
6. Fedor is Russian. Bruce is Chinese. Come on.
7. The proper question is how would Bruce fare in his own weight class? I think he would be above average, but I am not convinced he would even be the best in his own weight class.
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Basically, everything being equal, a Russian would beat a Kung Pao. I just think Russians are tougher than the Kung Paos. Russians are tougher than my people too. This isn't a statement about race, more about culture. I just think Russians are stronger and generally more ruthless. Remember Alexander Karelin - he was the greatest Greco-Roman wrestler of all time and I remember watching videos of him running in the Siberian snow. He was Russian, not Kung Pao. I think Russia is the type of place where if you aren't tough, you tend to get your ass kicked one way or another.
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