King of talking hands....right! With such big fat gut! That just shows he never did any serious training! He would not have survived any MMA match, he would have ran out of energy in 20 seconds, lol!
well it’s typical coach’s body. When you prep for fighting on stage it is a whole different process. Can u judge Mike Tyson of what he has achieved from how he looks right now?
Wong Shun Leung was a beimo fighter who fought and tested his Wing Chun against many other fighters during his younger years. He took what he learned from Yip Man's Wing Chun and taught a no-nonsense approach to his students. These forms are classical in it's tradition and to know the actions of Wing Chun you must study the original forms. You're looking at Wong Shun Leung in his older and later years. He also had an alcohol addiction, hence the gut, which eventually led to a stroke and he passed away in '97 when he was 61. I can't imagine how well your body would hold up in your latter years so show some respect to his work and the work of his students.
This is one of the wing chun fighters
Валерий Владимирович,а есть ли видео, где Вы делаете Бил Джи?
Ladies and gentlemen, the evidence here dispels the myth of ‘king of talking hand’, lol! Yeah, just talk, his ass!
King of talking hands....right! With such big fat gut! That just shows he never did any serious training! He would not have survived any MMA match, he would have ran out of energy in 20 seconds, lol!
Shut up you fool
Show me some vid of you rather then criticize this Legend
well it’s typical coach’s body. When you prep for fighting on stage it is a whole different process. Can u judge Mike Tyson of what he has achieved from how he looks right now?
Wong Shun Leung was a beimo fighter who fought and tested his Wing Chun against many other fighters during his younger years. He took what he learned from Yip Man's Wing Chun and taught a no-nonsense approach to his students. These forms are classical in it's tradition and to know the actions of Wing Chun you must study the original forms. You're looking at Wong Shun Leung in his older and later years. He also had an alcohol addiction, hence the gut, which eventually led to a stroke and he passed away in '97 when he was 61. I can't imagine how well your body would hold up in your latter years so show some respect to his work and the work of his students.