The impact Bruce made on the entire world at just 32 is simply astounding. MMA is the biggest growing sport today, and Bruce is the undisputed father of MMA. What a legacy and imagine if he hadnβt died so young.
Pat Johnson is absolutely correct. Bruce Lee brought more people into the martial arts world than anybody else. I am from the Caribbean. His influence in the Caribbean is unparalleled. And also Africa, North America, South America, Europe, the rest of Asia. Not to mention the whole world of Mixed Martial Arts. The reverence toward Lee when MMA practitioners talk about him is very moving. What a testament to his charisma and talent. It staggers my mind to think what he would have achieved if he had lived even 1 or 2 more years.
Literally the BEST interview regarding Bruce Lee I've ever seen. The most articulate, in depth and interesting insight I've heard in the hundreds of interviews and documentaries in my collection. Bravo, and thank you.
Thank you for sharing Pat Johnson. Your stories were amazing. According to people like Michael Jai White, Bruce Lee could not kick anyone's ass but honestly, you can see the killer instinct, the anger in his eyes. It transcended even on film. It seems that the people that really knew him respected him and respected his abilities. It is a shame that today, a lot of people trash his name and say he was only a actor.
Itβs sad that Bruce died right before Enter the Dragon premiered. He never got to see how successful the movie would be. He never got to see how big and popular he became in America and the entire world. He died thinking Hollywood would never accept him
Pat Johnson is a great an example of a true friend. Many years later he is recounting his memories and sharing the many endearing qualities that Bruce Lee had beyond just his extraordinary martial arts talents. There really was no one like Bruce Lee. He was a once in a generation gift to the world!