Can Wing Chun boxers (such as Bruce Lee and Liang Ting) beat Dacheng boxers (such as Wang Xiangzhai and Wang Xuanjie) in street fighting?

Don't think it's great that many people learn wing chun. The strength of a boxing is not determined by the number of people who learn it. On the contrary, the number of people is determined by the long-term popularity of that kind of boxing. Wing Chun Boxing can be popular all over the world mainly because it has found a teaching method that can be popularized. Teacher and brother help each other, and you don't have to rely on the master to teach. At the same time, its practice method is more suitable for the public and safer, and it will not be injured all over like other boxing methods. Then there is good publicity, movies, television, Wing Chun disciples went abroad to promote Wing Chun from the beginning of Ip Man School, and the appearance of Bruce Lee made their popularity develop to this day. Dachengquan was founded late and began to appear in the 1980s. Moreover, most practitioners live in China, the development space is not as big as Wing Chun, and fewer people learn it than Wing Chun. However, with the development of Dacheng Boxing, it will definitely grow in the future, so it is wrong to judge Dacheng Boxing as inferior to Wing Chun by the number of people. When it comes to actual combat, Dacheng Boxing is not necessarily bad, because this boxing, like Wing Chun Boxing, is born for actual combat in the street. I recommend you to read the book If you lack success, you will understand something. You compare Bruce Lee with Wang Xiangzhai, but these two people can't compare at all, because one died young and the other seems to be dead now, right? (I forgot, please forgive me if I'm not dead), and Bruce Lee has been famous for a long time and never lost before he died. No one will believe you when you say he will lose, but Wang Xiangzhai didn't lose either. Do you think he will lose? As for street fighting, there is no first punch, only people. Again, good kung fu does not distinguish between men and women, old and young, and looks at people-Donnie Yen's "Ip Man"

This speech is enthusiastic enough. Children who love wing chun.