I'm kind of surprised Bruce didn't return from the dead and kick Chuck's ass for doing Walker, Texas Ranger.

Hmmm, well, uh...criteria, criteria let me see. Bruce I suppose because you can use his name in the name game song with children present...whereas Chuck, Chuck, bobuck, banana fanna fo...not so good.

Lets see. An utterly ridiculous actor who made endless bad movies, vs a martial arts geek who made endless bad movies.

At least the guy with epicanthic folds was kind of fun.

Bruce in a walk.

I prefer what I watch to have some dialogue to it. That's one thing that I can say for Chuck Norris.

They are both good, Lee has contributed a whole lot more and had more influence on martial arts than Chuck has. Lee also seems a lot quicker than Chuck so I would say Lee would more than likely win this fight.

Bruce killed Chuck in Way of the Dragon.

Chuck has this whole cowboy-hat-persona thing that's been pushed up by a film career I have to respect since he maximized his talents. . .and yes, he won all those tournaments- good for him.

But most would claim that Lee was the better martial artist. . .and the better physical presence on camera. This doesn't take anything away from Chuck- the dude got the most out of his talents. . .but Lee was a physical dynamo and a serious student (for years) of multiple forms of these arts.

Okay, so Chuck is no wimp. I still say Bruce Lee would have pounded his *** into sand.
Norris once said that the difference between other martial arts film stars and himself, was that he had "proved it in the ring".
In the ring...you mean like with gloves, pads and referees? Bruce had to prove it in real life, particularly in his early days before he became a big star in the USA.