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Near the end of DKR, Officer Blake ( Robin) was traversing through the very caves Batman used to train and plan his operations. I think there might be a possibility of a spin-off featuring Officer Blake as Night wing. What do you guys think?

According to the documentary, I Am Bruce Lee, Bob Wall and Dana White stated that Bruce Lee was mma's initial creator. I however think he is one of the art's the pioneers. In Enter the Dragon, for instance, he used a submission technique similar to the arm bar. What do you guys think?

Curious. I myself have found quite a few.

I heard it was incorporated in the Batman Trilogy featuring Christian Bale. But Is Keysi unique as everyone thinks it is or just another movie- fu myth? I have watched some demos on you tube, but techniques in KFM are not really explained in detail. It's is kind of effective. I have noticed that elbow strikes are used a lot in KFM. I just want to know if any of you guys think it is effective. Or if it can be explained?

* I know KFM has just been introduced, so I am keeping an open mind here.

I think Chris would have the edge since he is much younger than Silva and holds five straight victories in the UFC against professional fighters. Anderson is not in his prime anymore. For instance, Chael Sonnen managed to knock down Silvia before submitting to a triangle choke in UFC 148. I was hoping Chael would win, so Silva's reign would end. Don't get me wrong, I think Anderson is a spectacular fighter with both mental and physical attributes that compliment him well.

I find it offensive to both woman and men alike.

Although Batman knows every martial art known to man, I think Nightwing can stack up against him with his conditioning and acrobatic feats. What do you guys think?

That's what my master told me when I reach 1st Dan.

I would say GSP since he holds a 3rd Dan black belt in Kyokushin kaikan Karate.

I have been a Bruce Lee fan since I was a kid. To me, Bruce is my idol. I have always wanted to be like him, even though imitation is bland. I am currently fifthteen years old with an ambition to bring the dragon back into mma. Every time I watch, I feel as if Chinese fighters are treated as a minority. The only fighter of Chinese descent was Zhang Tiequan. I was deeply upset by his decision to not come back to the UFC after 3 straight losses. He could have been an sensation among the Chinese race. Now there are no asian fighters accept for a few Japanese and koreans. Dont get me wrong, Dong Young Kim is an great fighter with plenty of potential. As a person of chinese descent myself, half chinese - half vietnamese, I feel as if it was to be my destiny to enter the octagon. I know it sounds silly but I am willing to pursue my dream no matter what. I am currently doing tae kwon do. My plan is to earn my black belt in tkd and improve my ground game by taking judo until i get my black belt there. Than I want to study JKD so I can apply his concepts into fights. In college I plan to train in mma and participate in a few amature fights. To be frank, I dont know what to do. I feel as if I have failed Bruce Lee already.