- 积分
- 215
威望8 威望
财富137 拳币
贡献124 贡献
羽量级
羽量级

- 积分
- 215
- 威望
- 8 威望
- 精华
- 0
- 财富
- 137 拳币
- 贡献
- 124 贡献
- 在线时间
- 0 小时
- 注册时间
- 2010-1-19
- 最后登录
- 2010-2-12
- 听众
- 16
|
发表于 2010-2-12 13:39:22
|
显示全部楼层
这段话是否证明了李国豪也是欧洲极真冠军的水平?
BB: Your co-star in "Showdown" is Brandon Lee. Everyone tries to compare him to his father, Bruce Lee. What were your impressions of Brandon?
Lundgren: Well, I didn't know his father, so I can't really compare their personalities, but I think that Brandon is a completely different kind of person. He doesn't come across as the "son of Bruce Lee." Brandon is trying to establish himself without his father's reputation, and that makes him work harder than normal.
BB: Is he a talented martial artist?
Lundgren: Brandon is very acrobatic, very supple, and very agile - nothing like the way I fight. Kyokushinkai is very Thai boxing-influenced, and it uses a lot of knee strikes, elbow strikes, kicks to the thighs, and so forth. Brandon, on the other hand, uses his agility to his advantage. He has a lot of high kicks, flashy spinning techniques, and things like that. His martial arts seem to be more Chinese-inspired than anything else. He's not just a good martial artist; he also comes across as a very nice human being. There wasn't any B.S., or any big talk. He never said "Hey, watch out, I'm this and that." That's the kind of stuff that is usually a sign of a poor martial artist. But Brandon was good to work with. We had a pretty good rapport, and I think that will show in the finished product. |
|