Bruce Lee 264 62.56%

Mike Tyson 158 37.44%

Then he incorporated a lot of boxing...
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:-)

The sad thing is that, given the course of this discussion, I'm not sure if you realize that only happened in a movie or not.

That's sad. I can't even tell who's being sarcastic and who's not.
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He beat Joe Lewis's ass.

Joe Lewis was 137m years old wheney fought.

Fuck you, fuck you, and fuck you.
Who's next?

That may be the funniest movie ever made.
Quotable from start to finish.

Its funny that Sam Jackson is the guy who robs McDowell's
Home of the big Mick.

"Anybody move Ill blow your fuckin head off"
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I'm never eating your pizza.





















mostly because I'm never going to Iowa
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Can't help, but think about the restaurant robbery scene in Pulp Fiction.

Speaking of, was Samuel L. Jackson a regular on Pee-Wee's Playhouse or was that Laurence Fishburne?
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LF



Of course that was LONG after AN



Earliest I remember of SLJ off the top of my head of the CTA holdup man.
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GASP!!!

It's gonna be some awesome pizza, Bruce Baby-Lee-Roy. :-)
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And ol' Larry Fishburne was in Apocalypse Now.
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Edited to add already.
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It would be over quickly, regardless of who won.

If I had to bet money on one, I'd probably pick Bruce because he would wait for Mike to punch himself out and countering him until he would get very frustrated and beat himself. Death by a thousand cuts...but if Mike ever connects on one of his lightening haymakers, the fight would be over within 10 seconds.

Tough call, but I'd have to give the edge to Bruce.
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I heard he lied about his age to get the role of "Clean" on AN. He said he was like in the 18-20 range or something, but was actually only 15 when the movie was made.

Love that movie...one of my faves, evar.
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This, even in a structured boxing bout. But straight street fight, with no crowd or rules or weapons, I'd take Bruce no edge required. I heard an interview with chuck Norris, after he met Bruce they talked for hours and became friends. All Bruce was doing was learning. More if his "take what you can use" style. But when Bruce asked to do a fight scene; CN only agreed if he could be portrayed as having a chance. Lol. Something like "as long as I get to hit you too." From CN's mouth.

BL was a bad ass.
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wouldn't be close. Tyson. Lee doesn't have the strength to go toe to toe with Tyson. A couple of body shots from Tyson and Lee would be going down.
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Yup...and some people are talking as if Tyson wouldn't be able to contend with Bruce's speed and therefore, not be able to maintain an adequate defense against him....please...Tyson was quick as hell...insanely quick for his size, and is definitely capable of countering more of what HolLEEwood threw at him than people probably realize.
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You haven't done your research, I can tell. Love you bro muthusious, loved watching Tyson box too. BL was a fighter, studied and mastered most forms of stratigic fighting, from boxing to fencing, used elements of all to form his own evolving ethos. And despite his cockiness persona was humble underneath. Took his knowledge into practice/training, knew more ways to kill a man than anyone. Yes, he made money in the films, but he was tested in many environments too. A straight boxing match would be Tyson's only hope of beating BL. But that's. It what you asked.....
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