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Karatefox,

 

Are you saying that if Bruce Lee fought a larger opponent with the same skill he would have won ? Please give reasons why. Even he said he couldn't compete with someone like Muhammad Ali because of the size difference.

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the only guys who say size doesnt matter are small guys..

 

I'm a small guy and I still say that size plays an important role in things.

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the information i have says Bruce Lee was 5'7 1/2", not 5"10"

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Well, if you are large with skill, that's fine, but what about fitness and strength? aren't those important too? A big guy who is slower and less fit witht the same skills may not waste a small guy for sure.
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but those are assumptions that you cannot make. the bigger guy may not be slower, and may be more fit than the small guy.
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Plus, most fights don't last long enough for fitness to come into play. If you're body is using adrenaline, then fitness won't come into play until 15-30 seconds into the fight, and in my experience most fights don't last that long.

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