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It was a true test of whiz for me cause i did not know what i was about to get into nor did i know who these masters will be and what kind of Kung Fu style the practiced and how old they were i did not have a clue! i chose to consent i did not want to stand as a coward in the presence of GM Leung Ting.
I invite my critics to ask themselves the following question:
What was Sifu Lun Kai´s intention? Did he want to take a rise out of me in order to present himself? Didn´t I have to lose a reputation, too?
There wasn´t and there is no reason for me to compromise Sifu Kun Kai or other valued masters. In addition, since when is an older man of Wing Chun not dangerous? The best example: Grand Master Yip Man.
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Hi Sifu Anastasios Panagiotopoulos,
just a email to say, good video and you have tremendous skill
We are not looking at a young man versus a old man. We are seeing 2 very skilled martial artist having an exchange. If Lun Kai, a very famous wingchun master in Fatshan had outclassed you, what would people say? That he was the great master that they said he was? There is no dishonour in being outclassed, there is however shame in not being humble and realising that defeat brings progress and higher levels of growth. We chinese have a saying, win and lose, is a common thing.
Today many people are using ip man's name, lun kai, gwok fu, to earn money or fame.
You showed a good exchange and show superior hand speed, and control over the mainland system. And its evident you were controlling your blows so as not to hurt Sifu Lun Kai.
To me this supports where Ip Man learnt from Leung Bik after learning the fatshan system of Chan Wah Shun. And we know some people claiming Leung Bik did not exist. Your relaxation and speed, control shown is what set Ip Man aside from the other students in fatshan, where it was a harder strength based system. The yin yang fusion was demonstrated here. Leung Jan in the later days taught Kulo Wingchun, that had a softer internal art approach.
Incidently, I was asked how would Ip Man system look, with Leung Bik's influence. This video was what I direct the person to, it speaks volumes
Kudos to you Sifu from Singapore,
Bertrand Lim