Bruce Lee's Only Official Fight Explained (& Who Won)
Despite his reputation as a highly skilled martial artist, Bruce Lee only competed in one official fight. Here's what it was and who won.
Read moreDespite his reputation as a highly skilled martial artist, Bruce Lee only competed in one official fight. Here's what it was and who won.
Read moreShortly after becoming a student at Ip Man's kung school, Bruce Lee faced several attempts from his peers to get him expelled. Here's why.
Read moreIn the 1960s, Bruce Lee shied away from roles in Western TV shows, but the actor did have plans to make his own Western series. Here's why.
Read moreBruce Lee decided to completely revamp his entire approach to kung fu after just one fight in 1964. Here's what the change was and what motivated it.
Read moreIn a display of exceptional talent, a 7-year old fan of Bruce Lee's recreates a nunchuck fight scene from his KungFu classic, the Way of the Dragon.
Read moreCool new comic book-style fan art pits martial arts legend Bruce Lee against iconic boxer Mike Tyson in a bare-knuckle street brawl.
Read moreAmazing retro video from the set of the classic TV show The Green Hornet shows the legendary martial artist Bruce Lee explaining kung fu.
Read moreBruce Lee once hated nunchucks and had no interest in ever using them. So how did they end up becoming the martial arts star's signature weapon?
Read moreIp Man is famous for being Bruce Lee's kung fu master, but he's not actually the one who taught him kung fu. Here's who his real teacher was.
Read moreThe martial artist who taught Bruce Lee kung fu nearly played Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's Game of Death character. Here's why it didn't happen.
Read moreDespite Bruce Lee's legendary reputation, there have long been rumors about Lee losing two of his fights. Here are the stories behind them.
Read moreSteve McQueen was offered a role in a Bruce Lee film. Here's what the movie was, and what the actor's role would have been in the story.
Read moreMartial arts superstar Jimmy Wang Yu was regarded as Bruce Lee's kung fu movie rival. Here's how Lee was able to win their rivalry in 1972.
Read moreIn 1970, Bruce Lee decided to close his kung fu school, but not because of his movie career. Here's why the actor chose to shut down Jeet Kune Do.
Read moreThe original director of Bruce Lee's first martial arts movie didn't think Bruce Lee's kung fu was good enough for the film. Here's why.
Read moreBruce Lee was tricked into appearing in 1973's Fist of Unicorn. Here's the story behind his secret cameo and the lawsuit that followed.
Read moreDespite being the director, the star, and the writer, Bruce Lee didn't like his Way of the Dragon movie. Here's why he was so disappointed with it.
Read moreWhen martial arts legend Bruce Lee was on the set of Enter the Dragon, an extra challenged him to a real fight. Here's what happened next.
Read moreThe Green Hornet is credited as the show that started Bruce Lee's career. Here's how much the actor was paid to co-star as the hero's sidekick.
Read moreHere's how a costume test for a sword-fighting period piece in the early 1970s led to Bruce Lee getting a chance to make his Game of Death movie.
Read moreThe Big Boss was Bruce Lee's first kung fu movie and the role that made him a star. Here's how much money Lee received for making the film.
Read moreMartial arts legend Bruce Lee is known for many inspirational quotes, including "be like water", but what does this phrase really mean?
Read moreShortly after deciding on Bruce Lee as Enter the Dragon's star, Warner Bros. nearly replaced the martial arts legend with another actor. Here's why.
Read moreTwo 3D images provide an all new look at one of the world's most beloved celebrities and martial arts stars, Bruce Lee, aka The Dragon.
Read moreBruce Lee made a name for himself in Hollywood by teaching kung fu to the stars. Here's who his very first celebrity student was and how they met.
Read moreBruce Lee and Chuck Norris had a legendary showdown in Way of the Dragon, but did they fight in real life (and how did they first meet)?
Read moreDuring the 1960s, Bruce Lee intended on becoming Paul Newman's kung fu teacher. Here's why he was so interested in training the Hollywood A-lister.
Read moreBefore Way of the Dragon, Bruce Lee almost made a different kung fu movie. Here's what it was, and why he didn't take the starring role.
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