How would Bruce Lee,Tony Ja,Jet li and Jackie Chan do in the UFC?

Question

I would like to know how these noteable actors/martial artists and legends would do if they were put inside the Octogon. Would they get anialated? Or would some acualy prove to go great fighters? I want expert answers and no rookies involved please.

Bruce Lee I could imagine doing fairly good and winning the featherweight entirely as his handspeed/speed physeek was perfect. He would no doubt train for such a event and know more then any UFC fighter if he had been born in the prese.

Jet Li lacks the shape bruce lee has and his martial arts isnt as good either. I am unsure of the rest of the fighters.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

With all these guys, size might be an issue, but I agree with you about Bruce Lee. He was a strong guy -- small in size, but very strong and quick. He had blindingly fast hand speed.

Tony Ja I could also see doing well, as he seems strong and quick. Not in the Bruce Lee style, but more of an aggressive, fearless strength.

Jackie Chan might not do that bad, as he, at least in his prime, was very flexible and could slip out of tough situations.

As for Jet Li, I don't know. He's small and not as strong or muscular as the other guys.

Answer 3

I think they'd be fine.  In fact, I think Jackie Chan, even at his age, would do ok because he's smart (probably a genius level intelligence).  He would take the time to work on his weaknesses before stepping into a ring.  

We all know Bruce Lee would dominate.  He'd probably be crazy enough to fight anyone of any weight. And he'd probably win too.

Answer 4

Tony Ja wouldn't be where he is without success in warring, but I think He's too small for UFC's lightweight fighters to be a fair matchup. Li and Chan are foar too hollywood  even if they were big enough. Bruce Lee is sometime's referred to as the father MMA but we've all seen movies and demonstrations, I want to see if all of this "no style, every style- empty but open mind" philosophy pays off when under a top mount ground and pound session after two and a half rounds of grappling, striking, and escaping the tapout. You get pretty tired and pretty frustrated, I don't care who you are. I say best chance of UFC lightweight success: Tony Ja.

Answer 5

The only one I would say would do really well would be Bruce Lee for obvious reasons.

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Answer 6

The only one who would not only make the UFC, but dominate it, would be Bruce Lee.