Bruce Lee's dream was that one day he would be an international superstar. Through his vision and hard work, his achievements are unparalleled.

Bruce Lee revolutionized the martial arts industry and did more to bring the fighting arts to the general public than any other person in the twentieth century. He advanced the martial arts by daring to question its very principles and foundations. Martial arts schools throughout the world are filled with eager students who have been inspired by Lee's fighting style. The martial arts industry exploded with many films that tried to duplicate Bruce's success. Unfortunately, however, he never saw the full impact of his accomplishments. On July 20, 1973, he tragically died at the young age of 32, only one month before the premiere of his famous film, Enter the Dragon. His short life is best summed up by a quote from St. Augustine: The key to immortality is living a life worth remembering.