Japanese Karate Sensei Reacts To "Bloodsport 1 Part 1" for the 1st Time!

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• KA

  @KarateDojowaKu · 4 years ago · pinned

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• JA

  @jayvansickle7607 · 4 years ago

  Jean Claude is known for his splits. Worked into every movie.

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• CR

  @Crisom_Thull · 4 years ago

  The actor you said was Korean, is Bolo Yeung, a martial artist and body builder. He also was in Enter the Dragon with Bruce Lee where they became friends and started to train together.

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• CH

  @chengfu7063 · 4 years ago

  Dux maybe a fraud in real life but his imagination and excellent storytelling ideas help create this legendary masterpiece in the fighting world and film genre

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• DA

  @darnell_uc · 4 years ago (edited)

  Bolo Yeung who played Chong Li in this movie was in his 40s and yet he had a better physique than most young dudes around that time. He was also close with Bruce Lee when he was alive <br><br>Also I love his facial expression’s in his roles lol

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• TH

  @TheSouldead1 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Bolo Yeung is the best part of this movie. And your comment about a bodybuilder is spot on. He was a body builder.

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• DA

  @darnell_uc · 4 years ago (edited)

  As according to Jean Claude Van Damme, all of this happened, in the real Frank Dux’s head 🤣🤣🤣<br><br>Also yes all the actors in this were actual martial artists which is the why the fights look so good

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• FL

  @floydhill9265 · 4 years ago

  If you said kumite we would only recognize it from this movie (or your videos 😀). Frank Dux, who this movie was based on, was an even better con artist than martial artist. He convinced many people that all this stuff really happened.

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• ER

  @eranshachar9954 · 4 years ago

  This movie is epic! I can&apos;t wait to see your reaction tomorrow Sensei. I recommend, that you as a martial arts expert, to give your opinion on the movie Kickboxer 1989 film, Kickboxer is a master piece, another one of JCVD.

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• YA

  @yannym4605 · 4 years ago

  Haven&apos;t seen this one since I was a child, although I saw it a bunch of times as a child. It&apos;s nice going down memory lane with an expert&apos;s opinion.

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• RC

  @rcslyman8929 · 4 years ago

  The game they were playing is called &quot;Karate Champ&quot;, was big in US arcades back in the late 80s and early 90s. &nbsp;Each player had two 8-position stick controllers (no buttons) and the position of both controllers would determine what move your character did. &nbsp;This allowed for a total of 80 different movements (including standard forward, backward, jump, etc). &nbsp;The game itself played as tournament style fights. &nbsp;Each match was two points, with repeat moves being half point.<br><br>After Street Fighter came out, this game kind of fell to the wayside, but until then, it was a bread-and-butter game for the arcades. &nbsp;Brought in lots of quarters.

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• KY

  @kylefukumoto5811 · 4 years ago

  One of my favorite martial arts movies is &quot;Only the Strong&quot; (1993) with Mark Dacascos who was in John Wick 3. &nbsp;He is in the military and trained in Capoeira in Brazil. His character returns to Miami, his former school is corrupted by gangs, and he teaches the kids Capoeira, but the gang leader is a Capoeira maestro!

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