Michael Jai White and Kimbo Slice extended version

Michael jai white and kimbo slice talking about punching. Don't forget to watch - Michael Jai White and Kimbo Slice extended version part 2

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[Bruce Lee]

Did I? My memory is a little fuzzy in the after life.

[billabui]

Bruce Lee 'discovered' this technique, if you watch some footage of Lee you can see when he throws a straight punch to his opponent he does not telegraph it like a boxer would. Not discrediting Michael Jai White at all, he's also a great martial artist. White is just teaching the technique to Kimbo, it doesn't mean that he 'invented' it or 'stole' it from anyone. Perhaps Bruce Lee was not the first to discover it too. It doesn't matter, just great to see people talk martial arts.

[lilb52x]

thats from the movie (Blood and Bone) and hes the fighter behind the madness. and hes in never back down 2

[tyson117100]

We all know. But, he's just sharing the technique with someone that obviously doesn't know about it.

[gomergilligan]

and your point is...?

[tufert]

who said he wasn`t ???

[tufert]

blood & bone .... google it

[General White]

No...

[AlwaysRight83]

I wonder how many n word comments are here. I ask this question because every video that has black people in it, there are lots of n word comments even if the video has nothing to do with race. The more views a video has, the more n word comments you will see. Since there are over 25000 comments, I would say that atleast 25% of the comments are racist. So that is atleast 6000 n word comments from the YouTube racists. It seems that a lot of white people get aroused by using the n word.

[ArmerxX]

They are in jail? Or what the fuck

[Balkins78]

Kimbo....dayum bro...You slow. LOL.

[torito880]

Actually boxers are taught to throw straight punches as basic training, coaches always tell you not to telegraph your punches. Always keep your elbow inside and throw it straight.