Winners Announced for Digital Copies of "Enter the Dragon"
A few weeks ago, Warner Bros. contacted me as they prepared to release the new 4K version of "Enter the Dragon." They asked if I wanted to do a giveaway on my podcast of 10 digital codes. Of course, I enthusiastically said "Yes!"
So in the recent edition of the Internal Fighting Arts podcast I asked listeners to come to this blog and leave comments on what Bruce Lee and "Enter the Dragon" meant to their study of martial arts.
As it turned out, hundreds of people have listened to the podcast but only nine people actually left comments here on the blog.
Those nine people who followed the rules will automatically win a digital code for a copy of "Enter the Dragon." Those nine people are:
** Tom Norio Sakaishi
** Liam Machlin
** Eddie Ooms
** Neil White
** Jim Strother
** Mike Sherlock
** Ernesto Pon
** James Helms
** Jovan Lezaravic
Since the people above followed the rules and left messages on the blog post, they will each get a code. So that means I had one left. Several more people left comments on my Internal Fighting Arts Facebook page and one person emailed me. I put those names in a box and drew a name live on Facebook this afternoon. That winner is:
** Fabien Gerard
My thanks to everyone who left comments (even to those who didn't leave them on the blog). I will be in touch with your code and the instructions on how to use it.
And thanks to Warner Brothers, too. It was 50 years ago this weekend that I saw "Enter the Dragon" for the first time. It changed my life because it convinced me to study martial arts, and all these decades later, I'm still at it.
--by Ken Gullette
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