Here’s the ranking that my friends and I came up with.
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Donnie Yen. If you have any questions why, watch the remake of Fist of Fury.
Other movies for your reference are Iron Monkey, Iron Monkey 2, Legend of Wong Fai Hong 2 and Highlander: End Game. Now everything he does is crisp and clean. -
Jet Li. Why??? Because he’s the total package of upper body and lower body work. No one, and I mean no one out there today or in the past has a faster set of hands and more accurate feet. Give this man a rope and you’re a dead man. If you want an example of how good Jet is still, watch Kiss of the Dragon. No ropes in that, and he’s still fast and accurate as hell. Also, his hybrid style of boxing and kung fu clearly enteraining to watch. Clearly number 2.
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Bruce Lee. Although dead, he is still a favourite. Sadly, Bruce was mainly all upper body. Insanely quick hands and a beast of an upper body made him scarey as hell. Sadly, he needed his death to be noticed. A side note, don’t watch Dragon: the Bruce Lee Story, that whole movie is horse shit.
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Jackie Chan. The man who made Kung Fu Comedy a mainstream. How could you go wrong with Jackie. No one ever watched a Jackie Chan movie for the story. Him doing his own stunts is too good. If you don’t think that Jackie can fight, watch Gorgeous. The second fight seen with that white dood was solid action. Even though his age is slowing him down a little now, there is no one better at entertaining than Jackie.
That is clearly the top 4 without a doubt. Tony Jaa doesn’t make our list because if you’ve ever watched enough Muay Thai, you’d realize that he doesn’t got shit on those guys. If Tony was any good at Muay Thai, he’d be a professional fighting on Wednesday and Saturday nights in Bangkok. What Tony has to do is what Bruce Lee did. Find Bolo and bring him in your next movie. Then fuck him up. I’m sure that you’re quite happy that he’s gonna be the next Drunken Master. He’s over rated though. Just like that white dood from the Transporter.