Wing Chun Master Rates 8 Wing Chun Fights In Movies | How Real Is It? | Insider

Wing Chun master and martial-arts instructor Master Wong rates eight Wing Chun fights in movies, such as "Ip Man" and "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," for realism.

Wong breaks down the accuracy of Wing Chun techniques and weapons in "Sherlock Holmes" (2009), "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" (2021), and "Ip Man" (2008) and "Ip Man 3" (2015), featuring Donnie Yen. He explains defense and attack combinations in "Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'" (2015) and "Bangkok Dangerous" (2008), featuring Nicolas Cage. He also looks at the history of Wing Chun in "Wing Chun" (1994), featuring Michelle Yeoh, as well its influence on Bruce Lee in "The Way of the Dragon" (1972).

Wong has been a Wing Chun practitioner for the past 35 years. He teaches Wing Chun, tai chi, and Jeet Kune Do as well as other self-defense techniques through his YouTube channel and online courses.

You can learn more about Master Wong here:

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Wing Chun Master Rates 8 Wing Chun Fights In Movies | How Real Is It?

[aiwash]

This mans energy is absolutely contagious, I had a smile the entire time this man explained things

[ClownPnis]

Is it just me or does this man sound like he's punching the words out his mouth straight into your mind? A lot of energy

[DaddyWarlocks]

I really like how he mentioned that if you're in a real life situation and someone pulls a knife, your proper response is to execute a karate run. No matter your skill level, don't use your hands against a knife, unless you're in a karate romcom and your love interest is a trauma nurse.

[Charlie_Xmas]

I loved how even tho Ip Man is like a "legend" he was still like: "there's no way you can take on 10 karate fighter alone"

[LordBloodraven]

Master Wong is definitely a cut above the other experts you see reacting to clips on the internet because whenever he offers a criticism, he immediately follows up with how a person could carry out the action correctly. He's not just criticizing, he's also teaching.

[biglegcatluvr]

Might be one of my fave experts so far. Doesn't try to talk up his own martial art, instead actually analyzes the sequences for accuracy with Wing Chun and even talks about the strengths and weaknesses of each martial art. Very informative and he seems to love talking about martial arts. Also hilarious he mentions that people just take turns fighting one on one in movies while they all get beat up individually lol, always been a pet peeve of mine

[karthiksubramanian]

This master has more energy than the movie scenes he reviewed... 😂😂

[gamermixy.t]

2:28 I liked the way he said " 10 karate guy can eat a wing chun guy alive, chew them alive and spit them out 🤣🤣

[SenseiSeth]

How do so many of you not know Master Wong?!

[VotEtoPizdets]

This guy could narrate a 6 hour long documentary about the history of knitting and it would be action packed and exciting. This guy needs to do more content!

[rossbooth]

The editors do such an amazing job of showing exactly what he's describing (and mostly with footage of the actual host too). 👏

[nickbotic]

I want this guy to read audiobooks with the same energy he brings to this.

And all jokes aside, his insights are so refreshingly in-depth and informative. Real hope to see more of him.

[ahadashraf]

""10 karate guy can eat a wing Chun guy chew him up and spit him out """
Master Wong is brutally honest.
A true Martial Guy

[roballister]

dude bring this guy back. he's an absolute legend.

[tyler.t.seaman]

Words can't describe how much I like this guy and his explanations. You can tell he loves what he does

[craigbennett]

This man has a vast WEALTH of knowledge and is a natural teacher. Have always loved his lessons and content, this was amazing to watch. As others have said on this thread, I admire his brutal honesty and criticism. Utmost respect, Master Wong

[salaad]

Please bring this guy on the show more. Absolutely loved his energy

[monsoon]

Between his energy and attitude, I can tell that he is a great teacher.

[spanchbab]

"Don't kick above the waist. Aim for the balls"
-Master Wong

[MacJokerDZ]

This man speaks English in Wing Chun too. Every word has heart and soul and listeners totally feeling his words slapping ears