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Bruce Lee's 'level' was awesome and so unlike anything back in those days.
Jet Li, or other stylist today dont compare to Bruce. I am not refering it to who would beat who, I am also refering it to the knowledge and understanding of Martial Arts itself.
Bruce Lee was always learning... and he even made his own style which was going a direction along todays MMA style. If Bruce didnt die when he did, Jeet Kune Do (his style) could have been a very 'influencial' art. They say that when Bruce died he took about 80% of his Jeet Kune Do with him.
Although Bruce Lee entered the world of films and acting... he knew what people wanted to see in his fights. In real life, he was a very clever technical fighter. He was VERY quick with his hands and feet. He even took on board the understanding of grappling/wrestling, and was even good friends with "Judo" Gene LeBell who I am sure guided him on the wrestling and submssion on many ocassions..
Bruce Lee practically took on board everything to improve the system and the world of martial arts. He even studied styles like fencing to improve speed and movement for example.
Dont get me wrong as Jet Li has done very well during his athlete, competition days but Bruce Lee goes much deeper on improving many systems and physical cultures.
I look up to many fighters and study them maturely. Like Frank and Ken Shamrock, Mario Sperry, Keszushi Sakuraba, and of course Bruce Lee. **many others also**
Martial Arts was his life and it was ashame he died when he did. Who knows how important he would have been today and how much improvements he placed!! It is a possibility!!