In the history of cinema, kung fu movies have always had a pivotal position and are loved by many people. With the development of kung fu movies, there have also been many kung fu movie stars, many of whom have flower fist embroidery legs, but there are also real combat masters.
Jet Li: Many people will think that Jet Li is learning martial arts routines and lacks practical combat. In fact, jet Li's strength, speed and explosiveness when he was young were all first-class, and he was a relatively all-round martial arts athlete. Jet Li learned martial arts from an early age, won five martial arts all-around championships, and many difficult moves that others will not do, he can complete very well. After filming the film, he even learned martial arts from various schools, and the famous action director Yuan Heping directly praised him as a "kung fu dictionary". Even when the disobedient Zhen Zidan was asked this question when he participated in the program in his early years, he admitted that Jet Li could fight, and it is conceivable that Jet Li's combat strength is.
Tony Ja: A lot of people think that Tony Jai is a Muay Thai champion, which is nonsense. Tony Jia began practicing martial arts at the age of 10, learning ancient Muay Thai. Tony Jia went to university and majored in physical education, during which time he studied a number of martial arts projects, including taekwondo, Muay Thai, stick and swordplay. Although he is not a Muay Thai champion, we all know that Muay Thai is a real fight, and it is very hard to train, so Toni Jia's actual combat ability is definitely not bad. Zhang Jin once bluntly said that Tony Jia's sweeping kicks, positive kicks and tiger tail legs are as standard as Muay Thai textbooks, fast and fierce.
Scott Arkins: Just look at how cool this guy is, just look at his performance in Ultimate Fighter. Scott Atkins was born in England in 1976. From an early age, he began to learn judo, taekwondo and kickboxing. In order to make a good "Ultimate Fighter" series of movies, I systematically learned boxing and free fighting. Although I have not participated in the competition, I have been training for many years and have a very good practical kung fu.
Mark Zaro: Born in Santiago, Chile, Marc Zaro is a karate instructor who loved kung fu since childhood under the influence of his mother, and began to learn taekwondo, karate, kickboxing at the age of six, and obtained a second black belt in karate and taekwondo. At the age of 18 he won the karate and taekwondo national championships and entered the Chilean national team to train.
Chen Huimin: Chen Huimin has loved to learn martial arts since childhood, and has learned 'Tan Jia San Zhan Quan' and Western boxing. In 1972, Chen Huimin represented Hong Kong in the Southeast Asian Boxing Championship to defeat the opponent and win the championship, so it is known as "Chen Huimin in the fist and Bruce Lee in the leg". In 1983, Chen Huimin participated in the "World Elite Fighting Competition" and knocked out Japanese boxer Tsuyoshi Morizaki in just 35 seconds.
Michael Gar White: This is the guy who beat Scott Arkins violently in Ultimate Fighter 2. Michael Gar White (born November 10, 1967 in Brooklyn, New York) is an actor and martial artist. He began practicing martial arts at the age of 7 and holds black belt titles in seven different martial arts schools, including Matsutaokan Karate, Taekwondo, Ancient Budodo, Gangrouliu Karate, Tang Tetsudo, Martial Arts, and Extreme Vacuum Hands.
Lu Huiguang: Lu Huiguang has always played a supporting role in the movie, but he is a full-fledged protagonist in the boxing ring. Born in Thailand on 17 March 1959, Lo Wai Kwong is a true Muay Thai master who dominated the finals of the Hong Kong Muay Thai Invitational tournament for seven consecutive years between 1984 and 1990, in one of which knocked his opponent unconscious for more than ten hours.
Billy Chow: Nicknamed "Tiger", born in karate, Muay Thai fighting style, real fighting boxing king. Born in Canada on August 24, 1958, Billy Chow studied kung fu at the age of 11, winning the Canadian Lightweight Free Fighting Championship in 1982 and the World Heavyweight Free Fighting Championship in 1985. Even when he was 44 years old, he still beat the Iranian boxers; At the age of 45, he defeated the Thai boxer and won the gold belt. Hong Jinbao once commented on him: "When I was young, there were only two people on the set who could not beat him, one was Bruce Lee and the other was Billy Chow. ”
Now Zhou Billy has basically quit the entertainment circle and concentrated on opening a church in Canada, and Wu Jianhao and Tan Junyan (Dillon's son) are his disciples.
Daw Longel: Born on November 3, 1957 in Stockholm, Sweden, he is a true martial artist. He is a 14-year-old martial artist who holds the qualification of the Black Belt Three Stages of extreme vacuum hand teachings. He won the European Extreme Vacuum Karate Championships in 1980 and 1981 and the Australian Heavyweight Karate Championship in 1982. Longer is also the captain of the Swedish karate national team, and when he was still green belt, he participated in the 1979 Extreme Vacuum Tetsudo World Open. Lunger also studied fencing, boxing, judo, rigid-soft karate and taekwondo.
Shangeyunton: Born on October 18, 1960 in Brussels, Belgium, Shangeyunton is known as "Muscle from Brussels". At the age of 11, he began his martial arts career, starting with a Japanese karate, then taekwondo and Muay Thai, and in 1980, at the age of 20, Shanger Winton defeated the world's second largest karate player to win the middleweight championship of the European Professional Karate League.
Binnie Euquadez: Nicknamed "The Jet." Speaking of the name, everyone may not be familiar with him, but the audience who has seen the movie "Flying Dragon" must have an impression of him, he knocked Yuan Biao unconscious with one move, and kicked Hong Jinbao and a dozen other people to the ground. Although he has only made a few films, he is a master of practical combat at the peak level.
Binney was born into a fighting family, the son of a professional fighting champion and the mother of a wrestling champion. Bini learned judo first, then jiu-jitsu and Aikido. Later, he felt that hard-touch martial arts were more practical, so he switched to taekwondo and Chinese kung fu. Binney's fighting skills are known as "stereoscopic techniques" because he can launch deadly attacks at opponents from any angle. He focuses on strength training and punch power training in Muay Thai and unlimited martial arts, with tree kicking being a daily compulsory course. He also performed a lot of squat exercises, which gave his fists, legs, and knees a penetrating force, as if he could penetrate a person's body.
In 1980, he finally won the World Free Fighting Lightweight Championship. To date, a total of 6 world championships have been won. The professional fighting record is 63 wins and 57 KO opponents. Strong as Shange Winton has been instructed by him, and when talking about the former coach, he said half-jokingly: "If you still want to get out of the ring alive, be careful not to be kicked by Binney's turn and take off".
Randy Kotour: This guy, I can only say that acting in the movie, except for playing soy sauce in "Daredevil", left a little impression, really nothing else. But when it comes to boxing, he is really a fierce character. Numerous battles and honors: the first player in UFC history to win six UFC titles, UFC Hall of Fame members, and the first to win the UFC Heavyweight Championship and the UFC Subweight Championship respectively.
Mike Tyson: The name is thunderous to all who love boxing. Now Tyson is an actor, formerly the world's best heavyweight boxing champion, once became the world's heavyweight champion recognized by the world's three major boxing organizations at the WBC, WBA and IBF, and successfully defended his title 9 times.
Bruce Lee: Formerly known as Li Zhenfan, born in San Francisco, California, China, with his ancestral home in Jun'an Town, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, China, he is a pioneer of martial arts reform in the world, a martial arts martial artist, a martial arts philosopher, the father of MMA, a martial arts master, a pioneer of kung fu films and the founder of boxing, a Chinese martial arts film actor, the first global promoter of Chinese kung fu, and the first Chinese protagonist in Hollywood. American newspapers and periodicals praised him as the "King of Kung Fu", and the Japanese called him "Sage of Martial Arts". He had a profound and historical impact on both world martial arts and Chinese kung fu.