Bruce Lee’s influence on MMA is undeniable. He reshaped how people think about combat sports, urging fighters to break free from the limitations of traditional martial arts and focus on what ...

Would Lee's skills have carried him to MMA glory? Bruce Lee, the man who revolutionized kung fu cinema in Hollywood, has grown into a pop cultural legend since his untimely death in 1973.

Bruce Lee’s influence on MMA can be felt to this day. His emphasis on only using techniques that are beneficial in a real fight coincides with the training regimes of current MMA combatants.

Bruce Lee has been called the father of MMA. Yet questions persist about whether he could win a real fight. Here's what Lee's training partners -- and his two known fights -- tell us about his ...

A young Bruce Lee, left, conveying some ideas and techniques to Ed Parker, center, and Ralph Castro, circa 1963, at Castro’s school at 1132 Valencia St. in San Francisco.

Of all the credits attached to the name Bruce Lee, one of the bolder claims made in the documentary I Am Bruce Lee, is that he was the de facto father of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA).

Bruce Lee is the modern grandfather of Mixed Martial Arts. There is no denying his impact on the sport—the fighters, the coaches, the fans and even its promoters. In some way or another, almost ...

Joe Rogan talks about Bruce Lee's contribution in the development of MMA. [Image credits: @brucelee on Instagram; @JREandTheFam on YouTube] Joe Rogan was recently all praise for MMA legend Bruce Lee.