Mike Tyson VS Bruce Lee. No rules street fight. Who wins and how?

[sugarsmosley]

Tyson would not even land a punch, Lee would beat him in 2 minutes.

Most street fights last less than that.

Minutes? Lee is said to have finished his matches within seconds, but they were different then anything goes street fight. for all we know, lee may have a glass chin and would be knocked unconscious by one of the greatest punches ever

[Drunk Punch]

Bruce Lee wins by hungry tiger stealing heart move. Doesn't even break a sweat.

[CubanGuyNYC]

Physical attributes don't really indicate anything.

"What if he had no chin" is one of many questions that need asking.

We were speculating about what Lee might've eventually done had he concentrated on a professional boxing career. So, yes, physical attributes like speed, power, coordination, timing, etc. would've made him a candidate to eventually become a good boxer. As we agree, a glass chin might've made all the other attributes moot.

[D4thincarnation]

Minutes? Lee is said to have finished his matches within seconds, but they were different then anything goes street fight. for all we know, lee may have a glass chin and would be knocked unconscious by one of the greatest punches ever

Tyson wouldn't land a blow.

Lee would be too savy to get caught.

That's all Tyson got a KO punch, Lee has much much more. And there is no way Lee would get caught.

[IronDanHamza]

Iron that one flew over you man.

No it didn't.

You're saying that you don't have to fight to be a fighter. Or fight professionally. Guys can train in things that are illegal, not sure what they are, but whatever they are they can train in that, get to black belt or super black belt or whatever and then be considered a fighter.

Not to me you can't. You need to fight to earn the right to be called a fighter. You need to be accross the ring (or any other format) from another professional and put your life on the line to earn that right.

I don't care if you're trained, you're not a fighter if you don't fight. And by fight I mean fight other guys who fight as a profession. Knowing how to fight and actually fighting are two entirely different things.

[CubanGuyNYC]

That's a disrespectful thing to say, people train in arts that would be considered illegal in the MMA world. Fighting goes far and beyond what we see in combat sports today, one wouldn't have to fight professionally.

I agree with this;but it's Dan's definition, not ours. I'm okay with it as long as I understand where he's coming from.

[D4thincarnation]

Tyson was also mentally weak and struggled to adapt, whilst Lee was a stoic warrior who adapted to many fighting styles.

Be like water my friend.

[Wizardsh]

That's a disrespectful thing to say, people train in arts that would be considered illegal in the MMA world. Fighting goes far and beyond what we see in combat sports today, one wouldn't have to fight professionally.

I agree to this to a certain degree but to be a fighter you got to fight no if or butts. Got to have legit documentation or video to prove one has actually used one skills in a fight. Doest have to be in pro ranks, could be the dam streets and fight more then once and be recognize as a fighter. I don't give a crap how amazing bruce looked on film means nothing if those skills weren't put to the test. Bruce has no dam video or documentation that he ever fought. All you hear from bruce groupies is hearsay and that's nothing but bull crap.

[Syf]

It is a fact It is a fact he never had a professional fighting career.

As for the article, how can the writer say "According to most sites with info on Lee state" what "Most websites" are these because I've never seen a single one.

Would be nice to hear from "Gary Elms" I wonder if he's still around to talk about it. Didn't even land a single punch apparently!

A fight is a fight, man...

From scenario to scenario there are differences in quality of form and levels of intensity/brutality, but ultimately, a fight is a fight.

Just because someone doesn't fight under your personally approved circumstances, that doesn't mean they don't consider themselves a fighter, or are in fact, a fighter.

It's an interesting mindset, that only professionally sanctioned fighters actually can claim to have fought, or be fighters. What about navy seals that have gotten in hand to hand combat in the field... Are they fighters?

[Doctor_Tenma]

No it didn't.

You're saying that you don't have to fight to be a fighter. Or fight professionally. Guys can train in things that are illegal, not sure what they are, but whatever they are they can train in that, get to black belt or super black belt or whatever and then be considered a fighter.

Not to me you can't. You need to fight to earn the right to be called a fighter. You need to be accross the ring (or any other format) from another professional and put your life on the line to earn that right.

I don't care if you're trained, you're not a fighter if you don't fight. And by fight I mean fight other guys who fight as a profession. Knowing how to fight and actually fighting are two entirely different things.

I think I misunderstood you, simply fighting in general, not MMA, not boxing but partaking in fights or street fights right? That to me is a fighter.