He participated in many street fights

When Bruce Lee was in his late teens, he started having more street fights and even beat the son of a frightening triple family. After being challenged to a battle on the roof by students from Lee's Wing Chun rival school, Choy Li Fut, in 1958. Bruce attacked a child so severely that he shattered one of his teeth before another boy unfairly punched him, which prompted the boy's parents to call the police.

Bruce got involved in street fights while he was young. During the period, street fighting was highly prevalent in Hong Kong. He rose to fame as a boxer in shady fights all around the city quite rapidly. After a police crackdown on street fights, Lee and his pals, on the other hand, engaged in rooftop fights to get away from any officers. From here, he gains practical experience and engages in combat by observing the children's bouts and evaluating their play. A fascinating truth about Bruce Lee is that he later trained in martial arts under Ip Man and acquired practical combat expertise. Lee allegedly moved to the US after beating another man during gang activity and becoming a citizen there, according to rumors. As a result, Bruce Lee improved his reputation as a martial arts legend while also becoming well-known in the realm of unlawful fighting.