As long as there is action, it means not only car chases, explosions, shooting and guns, but also fists, punches and rounds. Many martial arts actors in the "fun action movie" genre have mastered a lot of deadly techniques, which are used in melee scenes.
In fact, most martial arts actors participate in official competitions at the beginning of their acting careers, and then they use the reputation they have gained to establish themselves in the film industry. Martial arts more or less (more in most cases) played an important role in their lives.
When real, heart-pounding actions happen in your life, what better way to become an action star?
This is a list of the top five martial arts actors (aka killers) who can kill you with their bare hands. These masculinities have an impressive record in the real-life combat world, and their film careers are based on martial arts knowledge.
There is a lot to say and write about the most influential figures in the martial arts film industry. Sometimes it is difficult to determine the exact location of the novel and reality, but there is no doubt that it is one thing-Bruce Lee's blood is full of kung fu. The man is breathing martial arts.
Many people don't know that Li Junfan (his real name) is an excellent tea dancer and champion. Officially, he received only five years of formal martial arts training under the guidance of another legendary figure "Sifu Yemin".
Ip Man taught Bruce the art of wing "air kung fu"-a self-defense technique for close combat. By the way, if you have not seen the three "Ip Man" movies starring Donnie Yen, then you definitely want to check it out. Believe me, this is well worth your time.
Due to his bad temper and the police problems he encountered in Hong Kong, his parents advised him to try his luck in the United States where he was originally born.
While living in the United States, Li opened a Kung Fu school and eventually became associated with many important figures in the American martial arts world. Soon, he was noticed by famous Hollywood producers. The rest is history.
His talent and extraordinary speed have made him a leader in the mixed scenes of martial arts and movies.
In the most memorable movies, his magical martial arts skills are revealed in "Into the Dragon", "The Way of the Dragon" and "Jing Wu Men". Yes, these are great funny action movies.
Shotokan Karate's three black belts, Goju Ryu's third black belt, Kyokushin's third black belt, Taekwondo's second black belt, and Tang Soo Do's first black belt. Are you still wondering why Michael Jai White joined this list of prestigious martial arts actors?
If you still do, let me tell you that the muscular international box office feels like eight black belts with eight different forms of martial arts. Impressive, isn't it? This man is not joking at all.
In 2014, Michael Jai White (Michael Jai White) was awarded the title of "Person of the Year" by the popular "Black Belt" magazine, and was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame in 2015. It is said to be the most accomplished in the United States. Plain action star.
Michael also often makes comedy and drama movies, which makes him a versatile artist.
I strongly recommend that you check out "Blood and Bones", "Never Back Down: Don't Give Up" and "Undisputed 2: The Last Man Standing".
Don't worry, he is on the list, please don't rush to kill me.
By the way, did you know that Chuck Norris has been to Mars, which is why there are no signs of life?
Okay, let's be serious.
It is impossible not to include the first Westerner in the history of Taekwondo on the list, who was awarded the title of octave black belt master.
In his impressive martial arts career, Carlos Ray Norris (Carlos Ray Norris) has won many competitions. His name also appeared in the Hall of Fame at the Wushu History Museum. He has repeatedly appeared on the cover of "Black Belt" magazine and won the Gold Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Karate Federation Hall of Fame in 2000.
He also has a rich and successful military career and has won many different medals and honor awards.
In his movies, he rarely gets injured, and kicks a hard donkey for breakfast.
If you missed watching the legendary screen battle between Chuck and Bruce Lee in the interesting action movie "Dragon Way", please watch it. Great
Another legendary action movie (the giant on the list) played by Chuck Norris is "Delta Special Forces", "Operation Missing" and the most recent "Expendables 2".
You must remember the light of Aikido masters in "Siege" and "Above the Law". Steven breaks your arm easily, like a toothpick.
Lord Steven (one of his nicknames) has a 7-degree black belt in Aikido, a Japanese martial art that teaches you how to coordinate your opponent's physical movements (or attacks). The idea of this form of martial arts is to defend yourself without hurting the attacker.
Well, at least in his movies, Steven Seagal doesn't follow this rule because all his opponents die in pain.
The interesting thing about this iconic actor is that he is the first foreigner ever to open a dojo in Japan, where he is a respected Aikido instructor.
Steven (Steven) is also a famous musician who travels the world with his band. Not long ago, he served as Deputy Chief of Reserve in the Louisiana Sheriff’s Office.
The world's most complete fighter "Yuri Boyka", also known as Scott Adkins, was born in England in 1976.
He holds a black belt in Taekwondo, which he achieved at the age of 19. His excellent martial arts skills come from understanding Ninjutsu, Judo, Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Martial Arts, Krav Maga, capoeira and Jeet KunDo. I don't know you, but I am impressed!
Scott Adkins (Scott Adkins) is known for his amazingly beautiful and complicated fight choreography. He was once in the smash hit song "Undisputed 2: The Last Stand" and subsequent sequels Stand out in "Undisputed 3: Redemption".
Fans are waiting impatiently for the fourth episode of the franchise and the third episode starring Scott. This direct video movie will be released in the US on January 17, 2017 ("Boyka: Undisputed IV"). All four films were shot in Bulgaria.
Scott's heartbreaking martial arts skills won him mainstream success and played an important role in various mainstream blockbusters, such as "The Expendables 2", "Doctor Strange", "Bourne Ultimatum", etc.
So here is a list of the top five martial arts actors born in the United States or Britain. Don't mix with these tough guys and stay healthy.
In fact, most martial arts actors participate in official competitions at the beginning of their acting careers, and then they use the reputation they have gained to establish themselves in the film industry. Martial arts more or less (more in most cases) played an important role in their lives.
When real, heart-pounding actions happen in your life, what better way to become an action star?
This is a list of the top five martial arts actors (aka killers) who can kill you with their bare hands. These masculinities have an impressive record in the real-life combat world, and their film careers are based on martial arts knowledge.
1. Bruce Lee (1940-1973)
Many people don't know that Li Junfan (his real name) is an excellent tea dancer and champion. Officially, he received only five years of formal martial arts training under the guidance of another legendary figure "Sifu Yemin".
Ip Man taught Bruce the art of wing "air kung fu"-a self-defense technique for close combat. By the way, if you have not seen the three "Ip Man" movies starring Donnie Yen, then you definitely want to check it out. Believe me, this is well worth your time.
Due to his bad temper and the police problems he encountered in Hong Kong, his parents advised him to try his luck in the United States where he was originally born.
While living in the United States, Li opened a Kung Fu school and eventually became associated with many important figures in the American martial arts world. Soon, he was noticed by famous Hollywood producers. The rest is history.
His talent and extraordinary speed have made him a leader in the mixed scenes of martial arts and movies.
In the most memorable movies, his magical martial arts skills are revealed in "Into the Dragon", "The Way of the Dragon" and "Jing Wu Men". Yes, these are great funny action movies.
2. Michael Jai White (1967)
If you still do, let me tell you that the muscular international box office feels like eight black belts with eight different forms of martial arts. Impressive, isn't it? This man is not joking at all.
In 2014, Michael Jai White (Michael Jai White) was awarded the title of "Person of the Year" by the popular "Black Belt" magazine, and was inducted into the International Sports Hall of Fame in 2015. It is said to be the most accomplished in the United States. Plain action star.
Michael also often makes comedy and drama movies, which makes him a versatile artist.
I strongly recommend that you check out "Blood and Bones", "Never Back Down: Don't Give Up" and "Undisputed 2: The Last Man Standing".
3. Chuck Norris (1940)
By the way, did you know that Chuck Norris has been to Mars, which is why there are no signs of life?
Okay, let's be serious.
It is impossible not to include the first Westerner in the history of Taekwondo on the list, who was awarded the title of octave black belt master.
In his impressive martial arts career, Carlos Ray Norris (Carlos Ray Norris) has won many competitions. His name also appeared in the Hall of Fame at the Wushu History Museum. He has repeatedly appeared on the cover of "Black Belt" magazine and won the Gold Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Karate Federation Hall of Fame in 2000.
He also has a rich and successful military career and has won many different medals and honor awards.
In his movies, he rarely gets injured, and kicks a hard donkey for breakfast.
If you missed watching the legendary screen battle between Chuck and Bruce Lee in the interesting action movie "Dragon Way", please watch it. Great
Another legendary action movie (the giant on the list) played by Chuck Norris is "Delta Special Forces", "Operation Missing" and the most recent "Expendables 2".
4. Steven Seagal (1952)
Lord Steven (one of his nicknames) has a 7-degree black belt in Aikido, a Japanese martial art that teaches you how to coordinate your opponent's physical movements (or attacks). The idea of this form of martial arts is to defend yourself without hurting the attacker.
Well, at least in his movies, Steven Seagal doesn't follow this rule because all his opponents die in pain.
The interesting thing about this iconic actor is that he is the first foreigner ever to open a dojo in Japan, where he is a respected Aikido instructor.
Steven (Steven) is also a famous musician who travels the world with his band. Not long ago, he served as Deputy Chief of Reserve in the Louisiana Sheriff’s Office.
5. Scott Adkins (1976)
He holds a black belt in Taekwondo, which he achieved at the age of 19. His excellent martial arts skills come from understanding Ninjutsu, Judo, Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Martial Arts, Krav Maga, capoeira and Jeet KunDo. I don't know you, but I am impressed!
Scott Adkins (Scott Adkins) is known for his amazingly beautiful and complicated fight choreography. He was once in the smash hit song "Undisputed 2: The Last Stand" and subsequent sequels Stand out in "Undisputed 3: Redemption".
Fans are waiting impatiently for the fourth episode of the franchise and the third episode starring Scott. This direct video movie will be released in the US on January 17, 2017 ("Boyka: Undisputed IV"). All four films were shot in Bulgaria.
Scott's heartbreaking martial arts skills won him mainstream success and played an important role in various mainstream blockbusters, such as "The Expendables 2", "Doctor Strange", "Bourne Ultimatum", etc.
So here is a list of the top five martial arts actors born in the United States or Britain. Don't mix with these tough guys and stay healthy.
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