Pac Vs Tsysu in their primes at 140

[levi#1BoxingFan]

Do you always have to be so sarcastic? I've read Lee's Jeet Kune Do book and his style is very similar to what Bruce described in his techniques, so role your eyes all you want, but do a little research before your next post please. By the way if you knew anything about Jeet Kune Do you would know that it orriginates from no where. Lee studied western boxing, fencing as well with all the various asian forms of martial arts. Jeet Kune Do is not a certain standard of moves, those become predictable, its ever changing, adapting to the moment.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Do you always have to be so sarcastic? I've read Lee's Jeet Kune Do book and his style is very similar to what Bruce described in his techniques, so role your eyes all you want, but do a little research before your next post please. By the way if you knew anything about Jeet Kune Do you would know that it orriginates from no where. Lee studied western boxing, fencing as well with all the various asian forms of martial arts. Jeet Kune Do is not a certain standard of moves, those become predictable, its ever changing, adapting to the moment.

Jeet Kune Do is not a fighting style, said so by Bruce Lee himself, it's a mentality, self growth, breaking all boundaries to any "laws" or "rules" in specific fighting styles, basically do whatever is needed to get the job done, i don't have to research what i already know bud