While a considerable number of actors play kick-ass troublemakers, these actors have certified hand to hand fighting aptitudes and have spent numerous years preparing to turn out to be completely fledged bosses.
Some are only excessively buzzword or self-evident, and henceforth we’re forgetting about Steven Segal this time. We think you’ll see that there are a few actors, known as anything besides being the only hero, that could, maybe shockingly, beat you down
Ashton Kutcher
Another on-screen character you’d commonly associate with satire overactivity is Ashton Kutcher. Since making his name in That ’70s Show close by Topher Grace and future spouse Mila Kunis, he’s proceeded to make various films and even came back to TV when he supplanted Charlie Sheen as the lead, nearby Jon Cryer, on Two and a Half Men. While he hasn’t become well known in the activity class, should he decided to move toward that path, he’s positively got some incredible aptitudes to bring to the big screen.
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Wesley Snipes
Wesley Snipes began training in martial arts at the age of 12, earning a 5th dan black belt in Shotokan karate and 2nd dan black belt in hapkido. He has also trained in capoeira under Mestre Jelon Vieira and in a number of other disciplines including kung fu at the USA Shaolin Temple and Brazilian jiu-jitsu and kickboxing.
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Keanu Reeves
Starting a career in ice hockey initially, an injury led a young Keanu Reeves towards acting. Roles as an airhead-type in movies like Parenthood and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure and more serious roles in Point Break (1991) and Speed (1994) established him as a solid action star. It wasn’t until making The Matrix (1999) that Keanu became hooked on martial arts.
Playing the savior of mankind in the post-apocalyptic world of The Matrix involved Reeves training in numerous martial arts, including Jiu-Jitsu, Wushu, Boxing, and Krav Maga.
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Neil Brown Jr.
Neil is likely to be recognized for his role on AMC’s The Walking Dead in season 1 as Guillermo, pioneer of the Vatos. The apparently threatening enemy to Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), he is later uncovered to be a sort natured overseer, paying special mind to a home loaded with old overcomers of the zombie end of the world.
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By and large, he’s gone through twenty-six years preparing in combative techniques and confining and showed up the hand to hand fighting TV arrangement, WMAC Masters. The show endured 2 seasons and highlighted vigorously arranged battle scenes between certified military craftsmen. While the show was anything but a massive hit, it allowed him enough screen time to gather some consideration.
Jason Statham
One of the biggest names in action cinema right now is Jason Statham. Since his break-out roles in Guy Ritchie’s Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, he’s gone on to carve out an unlikely niche as one of the most in-demand men in Hollywood.
Training in various martial arts, as well as diving and soccer, since a child, Jason Statham has stepped it up a gear since becoming an action icon and is now considered to be as skilled as most MMA fighters. His specialty is kickboxing, but he is also highly trained in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. His insistence on doing his own stunts in movies, all unchoreographed, is credited for the authentic look of his fight scenes.
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Taylor Lautner
Taylor Lautner may well have been conceived doing hand to hand fighting. Honestly, he started preparing in karate at six years old, procuring a dark belt by age eight, and was one after another positioned number one in his classification by the American Sports Karate Association.
A capable competitor, Lautner likewise exceeded expectations in football and move. His excellent aptitudes at such a youthful age were put to acceptable impact in the film The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lava Girl where he played the nonexistent legend Sharkboy.
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Chuck Norris
He joined the Air Force in 1958 and was positioned in Korea where he originally prepared in tang soo do. His advantage prompted dark belts and in the long run in building up his own battling style, Chun Kuk do.
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He as of now holds a tenth-degree dark belt in that, a ninth degree dark belt tang soo do, an eighth-degree dark belt in taekwondo, fifth-degree dark belt in karate, third-degree dark belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and dark belt judo. In 1990, he turned into the main westerner to be granted an eighth-degree dark belt in taekwondo, turning into a Grand Master.
Mark Dacascos
Typically cast in action roles throughout his career, Mark Dacascos is a highly-skilled martial artist having trained extensively since the age of seven. Between the ages of 7 and 18, he competed in and won, several kung fu and karate championships. While Dacascos is proficient in his father’s style of martial arts, Wun Hop Kuen Do, he has also studied muay Thai with krupuk, Capoeira with Mestre Amen Santo, and wushu with Coaches Eric and Debbie Chen.
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Jon Foo
One of the more exceptional actors on the rundown, John Foo is quickly cutting out a job for himself as a solid activity star. He began as an extra/stunt entertainer in films, for example, Batman Begins (2005), where he played an individual from the League of Shadows, and Universal Soldier: Regeneration (2010). He is right now featuring in the TV arrangement Rush Hour, in light of the film arrangement of a similar name, Detective Lee, the character played by Jackie Chan in the first. His rendition of the character is progressively confident, and less like a helpless soul than the past form.
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John Cusack
John Cusack rose to popularity in the mid-1980s in motion pictures, for example, Say Anything, Stand by Me, and Sixteen Candles. From that point forward he’s taken unfathomably various jobs in the comedies High Fidelity and Hot Tub Time Machine, the dim parody Grosse Point Blank, and blockbusters, for example, Con Air and 2012.
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It was while planning for 1989’s Say Anything that John Cusack started to prepare as a kickboxer, as his character, Lloyd, was a trying kickboxer himself. He prepared under previous world kickboxing champion Benny Urquidez and kept working with him for more than 20 years. He right now holds a level six dark belt in Urquidez’s Ukidokan kickboxing framework.