"Hero Haojie, he should take compassion as his heart, courage as his heart, and even more angry people."
Bruce Lee has all the conditions to become the strongest fighter in Chinese history: self-created boxing, Hollywood kung fu superstars, peach and plum all over the world, all of which seem to be impossible to deny, Bruce Lee's kung fu is very strong. Look at this latissimus dorsi muscle, spreading out like a pair of wings is very scary:
However, in actual combat, can Bruce Lee really rank first? Don't worry, first take everyone to know Huang Jiada:
If you think this face is too passerby, it doesn't matter, kung fu is not based on appearance, this is Huang Jiada filming "Shaolin Eighteen Bronze Man" stills:
If you really judge a person by appearance and muscles, it doesn't matter, this picture can satisfy you:
Born in 1947, Wong Ka Tat is good at Aikido, Shaolin Boxing, Muay Thai, karate, from these can be seen, Wong Ka Da mastered the kung fu of the actual combat school, so before making the film he became the Head Coach of the Royal Hong Kong Police, in 1985 he became the Head Coach of the New York State Police, and the NB had to be the highest honor of Kung Fu in the United States, Japan, and South Korea, and then hired by the U.S. Marine Corps as the Head Coach of Martial Arts.
If the title Space Hole above still can't convince you, then look at this: Hollywood superstar Stallone and The President of the International Boxing Federation, Wei Feng, are all disciples of Wong Ka-ta.
Speaking of who is more powerful in bruce Lee and Huang Jiada, in fact, the two really know each other, and they have also competed, and no one has mentioned who won in the end. But if you really want to rank Bruce Lee first, do you have to ask Wong Ka-ta?
As for some of the so-called kung fu superstar combat rankings now, just take a look at it, and those who can really play will not care about this.