Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris: The Battle of Metal Dragons

I was browsing Twitter when I saw Chuck Norris trending; it turned out today is his 80th birthday. For younger people, Chuck Norris is one of the most famous action movie stars of all time. Twitter also quickly reminded us about the epic battle between him and Bruce Lee in the movie The Way Of The Dragon.

I realized that both of them are Metal Dragons, born in 1940, so I decided to have a quick comparison of their charts. Metal Dragons are known for their fierce personalities and commanding power, which both clearly have.

BRUCE LEE

Bruce Lee is a Yang Wood with strong interaction between Earth and Water, which makes his Entrepreneurship Talent Bridge relatively strong. This tells us that Bruce Lee sought independence and had great money luck. He had a powerful Pioneer Talent, which made him very energetic and curious. His Performer Talent acts as a Supertalent, which is perfect for the entertainment business. Here is his Talent Blueprint.

Graphics below: Bruce Lee’s Entrepreneurship Talent Bridge

CHUCK NORRIS

Chuck Norris is a Yang Water with strong interaction between Wood and Earth Element, which represents the Leadership Talent Bridge in his case. Chuck Norris has strong Competitor Talent as well, which is well-suited to his profession. He also has a Performer Talent, which is relatively strong and, therefore, suitable for the movie business. Here is his Talent Blueprint.

Graphics below: Chuck Norris’ Leadership Talent Bridge

Both charts are of high quality. The Metal Dragon gave them a fierce mentality, which Pioneer Talent increased in Lee’s case and by Competitor Talent in Norris’s case. Both these Talents are highly energetic and combative.

What is also important is that both Master Elements are strong, which is vital for athletes and professional fighters. Bruce Lee’s Yang Wood drew power from the Water Element, while additional Yin Water supported Chuck Norris’ Yang Water. Both MEs were able to withstand immense pressure, though Chuck Norris’s ME was healthier, which is why he lived such a long life.

Bruce Lee had a lot of Wood support during the peak of his career; therefore, he was able to utilize the strong Earth Element.

And a fun fact, these two Dragons played in a movie with a Dragon theme. There are no such things as coincidences when it comes to BaZi and Five Elements 😉