daddy fingaz
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hold on bro, all i said is there is no reason he cudnt do well at 135lbs IF he did some cross training eg. learnt grappling in some form, can you please explain to me why he couldnt!?
how would bruce lee fare in UFC?
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hold on bro, all i said is there is no reason he cudnt do well at 135lbs IF he did some cross training eg. learnt grappling in some form, can you please explain to me why he couldnt!?
Salvataggio
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Lee was in peak human physical condition all his life. Always training and working out. Those MMA dudes are just fatass showmen.
Applesauce
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I didn't say he couldn't aquire the skills in Boxing, Wrestling, BJJ etc to make a mark in current high level MMA. If he could or not I can't say obviously. There is no way to say how one would transition but he would quite clearly have a better chance than the average person. Would he excel? Who knows. I have to laugh as I skimmed by the first few pages and read that he could "cause internal bleeding with any strike." WHAT!? Mike Tyson's punching power would knock Brucee Lee's head off and even he didn't go around exploding peoples livers and hearts in the ring.
Applesauce
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Steven Seagal began training karate at the age of 7 under Fumio Demura, and later began practising aikido in the late 1960s at the Orange County Aikikai in California under Harry Ishisaka.
Seagal Sensei received his 1st Dan from Koichi Tohei in Orange County in the summer of 1974 and traveled to Japan shortly thereafter at the tender age of 19. Seagal separated from Tohei's organization and assumed direction of the Aikikai-Hombu affiliated Tenshin Aikido Dojo in Osaka which was owned by his Japanese wife's parents.
He was rapidly promoted to 5th Dan in consideration of his position as chief instructor of the dojo, and his natural aptness in the art, and was eventually awarded his 6th Dan.
Steven Seagal currently holds a 7th Dan granted by the Aikikai and trains out of his home with his senior students, who in turn operate the dojos in Los Angeles and Taos. Seagal Sensei also has a school in Ventura, California under Larry Reynosa Sensei. Reynosa Sensei has trained with Steven Seagal for 11 years, holds the rank of Yondan (4th degree black belt) and is a direct disciple of Steven Seagal Shihan. He has sworn his allegiance, loyalty, and love to him and his style of Aikido. Ten years ago, Seagal Sensei honored Reynosa Sensei with the name "Makato" which means "sincere heart" in Japanese. Therefore, the school is also called Makoto Dojo. Seagal Sensei is a priest of the Omoto-Kyo sect, as was O'Sensei. Seagal Sensei's name in Aikido circles is Take Shigemichi, meaning pathway to Prosperity.
Seagal Sensei received his 1st Dan from Koichi Tohei in Orange County in the summer of 1974 and traveled to Japan shortly thereafter at the tender age of 19. Seagal separated from Tohei's organization and assumed direction of the Aikikai-Hombu affiliated Tenshin Aikido Dojo in Osaka which was owned by his Japanese wife's parents.
He was rapidly promoted to 5th Dan in consideration of his position as chief instructor of the dojo, and his natural aptness in the art, and was eventually awarded his 6th Dan.
Steven Seagal currently holds a 7th Dan granted by the Aikikai and trains out of his home with his senior students, who in turn operate the dojos in Los Angeles and Taos. Seagal Sensei also has a school in Ventura, California under Larry Reynosa Sensei. Reynosa Sensei has trained with Steven Seagal for 11 years, holds the rank of Yondan (4th degree black belt) and is a direct disciple of Steven Seagal Shihan. He has sworn his allegiance, loyalty, and love to him and his style of Aikido. Ten years ago, Seagal Sensei honored Reynosa Sensei with the name "Makato" which means "sincere heart" in Japanese. Therefore, the school is also called Makoto Dojo. Seagal Sensei is a priest of the Omoto-Kyo sect, as was O'Sensei. Seagal Sensei's name in Aikido circles is Take Shigemichi, meaning pathway to Prosperity.
You can believe all the Steven Seagal Self generated hype you want, the guy is a joke.
Have you ever seen a pic of seagal with his shirt off? The great physical master that he is supposed to be? Why not? Fat pot bellied stick armed joke.
When he first showed up in Hollywood it was said that he told people that he had done "black op" "favors" for the CIA and all this other crap he made up about himself.
Also, you would never see bruce running around with a bunch of gay ass obvious hair plugs like seagal.
Have you ever seen a pic of seagal with his shirt off? The great physical master that he is supposed to be? Why not? Fat pot bellied stick armed joke.
When he first showed up in Hollywood it was said that he told people that he had done "black op" "favors" for the CIA and all this other crap he made up about himself.
Also, you would never see bruce running around with a bunch of gay ass obvious hair plugs like seagal.
You can believe all the Steven Seagal Self generated hype you want, the guy is a joke.
Have you ever seen a pic of seagal with his shirt off? The great physical master that he is supposed to be? Why not? Fat pot bellied stick armed joke...
Also, you would never see bruce running around with a bunch of gay ass obvious hair plugs like seagal.
Amen brother, preach on!
xlatit
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I think I found this on some sites that someone was looking at earlier hahahah:
http://www.spike.com/blog/top-7-awesome-things/74800
Its called The Top Seven Awesome Things You Didn't Know About Steven Seagal
"Legend (Seagal) has it that while living in Japan and training in aikido he adopted a stray white dog. A few days later the dog began barking at him and brought his attention to the fact that his dojo was on fire. Seagal got help and successfully extinguished the fire, but the dog was nowhere to be found. He never saw this mystical white dog again."
http://www.spike.com/blog/top-7-awesome-things/74800
Its called The Top Seven Awesome Things You Didn't Know About Steven Seagal
"Legend (Seagal) has it that while living in Japan and training in aikido he adopted a stray white dog. A few days later the dog began barking at him and brought his attention to the fact that his dojo was on fire. Seagal got help and successfully extinguished the fire, but the dog was nowhere to be found. He never saw this mystical white dog again."
Kizzattack
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I would be pro Seagal too, if he wasn't a pretentious, dishonest showman.
Salvataggio
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Nah, those are very fatass showmen.
Old bump time.
I was just talking about this thread with another member here, it's one of my favorites, so I thought I would give it a bump, and see if anyone new wants to talk about how bad Bruce Lee would get his ass kicked if he was in todays UFC.
If we could transport him from the past, in his prime, and he had to follow the current UFC rules, (no death blows Bruce) I honestly believe the the top ten guys in his weight class would beat him fairly easily, and the bigger guys would absolutely crush him.
But I've stated that many times already in this thread, just thought it would be fun to hear from some new people, I know there is one for sure I want to hear from.
I was just talking about this thread with another member here, it's one of my favorites, so I thought I would give it a bump, and see if anyone new wants to talk about how bad Bruce Lee would get his ass kicked if he was in todays UFC.
If we could transport him from the past, in his prime, and he had to follow the current UFC rules, (no death blows Bruce) I honestly believe the the top ten guys in his weight class would beat him fairly easily, and the bigger guys would absolutely crush him.
But I've stated that many times already in this thread, just thought it would be fun to hear from some new people, I know there is one for sure I want to hear from.
For sake of discussion I assume that we are talking about Bruce at his prime in his day(and skill level at that time) against the current fighters.
I definitely think if he had five years to train with todays evolved styles that he would be competitive.
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in a real fight, bruce would win ! with out a dought ! mma is only a fight style, that is good, but not that pratical in a real fight, eyes, throat, groin, mma is hype and is no different than any other style of fighting, the question should be how would BRUCE have
done in the wwe.
BRUCE LEE IS THE GREATEST FIGHTER OF ALL TIME !!!!!!!!!
RIP DR JAY
done in the wwe.
BRUCE LEE IS THE GREATEST FIGHTER OF ALL TIME !!!!!!!!!
RIP DR JAY
Mixed martial arts is the combination of many styles and considering that people like Bas Rutten, Roger Huerta, Alistair Overeem, WarMachine, et al. have all DOMINATED people in street/bar fights, I disagree with your statements... respectfully, of course.
Now if we're talking K-1 kick boxing, I think Bruce would be dominant.- Status
