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Bruce Lee, hands down
Mike Tyson Vs Bruce Lee #Garcia in my garage bruh
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Bruce.
at some of the replies in here.
at some of the replies in here.
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Lee X Yip Man > Tyson X Cus D'Amato
That knowledge might be too real for cats in here though...
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Don't let the movies fool you, Ip Man would be completely worthless in a real life fight 
Bruce probably realized this too, thats why he branched off and studied other Martial Arts before finally developing his own.
Bruce probably realized this too, thats why he branched off and studied other Martial Arts before finally developing his own.
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Stop making so much sense.
Bruce will forever be that dude, but I have a hard time believing he'd come out on top versus Mike in a brawl. Could it happen? Absolutely. But I just don't think the physics are in his favor. Dudes act like Tyson is some slow, gumpy brute and that he wouldn't be quick enough to snatch Bruce up and deal that fight-ending blow. I'm sure Bruce would get his licks in and that Tyson would feel some pain, but Mike is just way too big, fast and strong.
Also worth mentioning is that Mike was bat**** crazy during his prime. Never underestimate the crazy guy.
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I'm not saying Mike would win 100%, but based on what we know, how the hell can anyone who doesn't believe in Santa pick Bruce Lee?
Seriously, comparing a pro fighter who we know dominated in an extremely competitive sport where insane amounts of money were at stake with all kinds of evidence to prove this... against someone whose resume consists of tales of street fights against people who could barely be classified as amateur.
Reminds me of kids starting threads asking who would win Mike Tyson or Kimbo Slice back when those Kimbo street fight videos were at their peak.
Seriously, comparing a pro fighter who we know dominated in an extremely competitive sport where insane amounts of money were at stake with all kinds of evidence to prove this... against someone whose resume consists of tales of street fights against people who could barely be classified as amateur.
Reminds me of kids starting threads asking who would win Mike Tyson or Kimbo Slice back when those Kimbo street fight videos were at their peak.
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Well.... Well who wins against Tyson vs kimbo?
I got tyson
I got tyson
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Punching hard and ducking fast is NOT enough
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^ for either of them. Good thing they're both capable of so much more.
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Indeed
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BRUH. ONE MUST DIE?
I'm a master of ju jujitsu though
I think this will put all the debates to rest though..
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What size snap back do you wear, bro?
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Its actually a fact that bruce lee can beat mike tyson.
Scientifically proven.
Scientifically proven.
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Man i heard Yip Man put that work in on Bruce when he was young. If the stories are true bout that dude, he would easily spin kick an eyeball out of tyson's head.
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Lee was his disciple.
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in the end id take tyson 7/10 fights. lee needs the odds stacked with him to come out on top for this one.
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All depends on who connects first. I'll go with Mike.
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Doesn't seem like it's really been touched upon much, but Bruce literally developed his own Martial Art. The precursor for what we know as MMA today.
One that is still taught today. One that at least a few MMA fighters are classically trained in (Ben Saunders for sure. Maybe a few others).
Mike was a boxer. I'm a boxer. I love boxing. Mike definitely has the size advantage.
But the funny thing about Mike is being smaller actually gave him an advantage as a boxer. He was able to get inside and almost underneath taller heavyweights and throw vicious hooks from very close range.
That might not be as easy against Bruce.
Mike also wasn't the most technically sound boxer. We're talking about a guy that most people wouldn't even put in their Top 10/20/30 boxers of all time.
Funny thing is, there isn't a lot, or any video on people widely considered to be the best boxers of all time. So that must not have happened or I must be trolling
As for Mike taking him down and pummeling him, yes, obviously possible but Grappling is a part of JKD. Not many people are Helio Gracie, but against someone that knows zero grappling, if Mike actually INITIATES and takes Bruce down, Bruce would have the grappling advantage.
While yes, it is a movie, Enter The Dragon starts with a submission hold and tap out. Not real like I know, but think about how advanced that is for a film that came out in the early 70's.
No idea who would "win", but some food for thought based on some of the replies so far.
One that is still taught today. One that at least a few MMA fighters are classically trained in (Ben Saunders for sure. Maybe a few others).
Mike was a boxer. I'm a boxer. I love boxing. Mike definitely has the size advantage.
But the funny thing about Mike is being smaller actually gave him an advantage as a boxer. He was able to get inside and almost underneath taller heavyweights and throw vicious hooks from very close range.
That might not be as easy against Bruce.
Mike also wasn't the most technically sound boxer. We're talking about a guy that most people wouldn't even put in their Top 10/20/30 boxers of all time.
Funny thing is, there isn't a lot, or any video on people widely considered to be the best boxers of all time. So that must not have happened or I must be trolling
As for Mike taking him down and pummeling him, yes, obviously possible but Grappling is a part of JKD. Not many people are Helio Gracie, but against someone that knows zero grappling, if Mike actually INITIATES and takes Bruce down, Bruce would have the grappling advantage.
While yes, it is a movie, Enter The Dragon starts with a submission hold and tap out. Not real like I know, but think about how advanced that is for a film that came out in the early 70's.
No idea who would "win", but some food for thought based on some of the replies so far.
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what did bruce weigh? like 135-40?
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Jeet Kune Do is an amazing martial arts style and Bruce is a legend in the fighting world...but Mike in his prime had about 80lbs over him. I'm pretty sure Bruce could hit like a 200 pounder but I don't see how he could take Tyson in his prime down. Dude was like the real life Jason Vorhees.
The Shaolin Monks didn't improve of Lee's practices all the way....those are the real
The Shaolin Monks didn't improve of Lee's practices all the way....those are the real
