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Bracket 2, #2 seed Chow Yun-Fat
How He Got Here: Defeated Bridgette Wilson 21-5
Notable Films: Bulletproof Monk, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hard-Boiled, The Replacement Killers, American Shaolin, Anna And The King.
Mini Bio: Chow Yun Fat is a charismatic, athletically built and energetic Asian-born film star who first came to the attention of western audiences via his roles in the high-octane/blazing guns action films of maverick Hong Kong director John Woo. His wide appeal can be seen in his "boy next door" type of personality and his ability to play such a broad spectrum of roles from a comedic buffoon to a lovestruck romeo to a trigger-happy professional killer. A highly entertaining and gifted actor with dynamic on-screen presence, Chow continues to remain in strong demand in many film markets. Turned down the role of Morpheus in The Matrix
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Bracket 2, #4 seed Jean-Claude Van Damme
How He Got Here: Defeated Tony Jaa 18-9
Notable Films: Bloodsport, Kickboxer, The Universal Soldier series, Sudden Death, Cyborg, Timecop, Street Fighter, Breakin’.
Mini Bio: When Jean-Claude Van Damme became an international film star, there was some debate as to his ring accomplishments. Former multiple World Kickboxing Champion Don "The Dragon" Wilson even offered Jean-Claude a "$100,000" bounty match to get into the ring and fight him. Van Damme brushed off the "challenge" as a publicity stunt. But, the truth of the matter was that Jean-Claude Van Damme had indeed had a kick-boxing career, which turned out to be very successful on the European scene. He fought under his birth name of Jean-Claude Vandenberg. Fighting as a middleweight he captured a version of the European Middleweight Kickboxing Championship in 1980 with a first round knockout which was recorded in less than a minute. His career however, lasted only a few years as his interest lay in a film career. Jean-Claude's record was 12-1 with 12 knockouts.
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Bracket 2, #2 seed Chow Yun-Fat
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How He Got Here: Defeated Bridgette Wilson 21-5
Notable Films: Bulletproof Monk, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hard-Boiled, The Replacement Killers, American Shaolin, Anna And The King.
Mini Bio: Chow Yun Fat is a charismatic, athletically built and energetic Asian-born film star who first came to the attention of western audiences via his roles in the high-octane/blazing guns action films of maverick Hong Kong director John Woo. His wide appeal can be seen in his "boy next door" type of personality and his ability to play such a broad spectrum of roles from a comedic buffoon to a lovestruck romeo to a trigger-happy professional killer. A highly entertaining and gifted actor with dynamic on-screen presence, Chow continues to remain in strong demand in many film markets. Turned down the role of Morpheus in The Matrix
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Bracket 2, #4 seed Jean-Claude Van Damme
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How He Got Here: Defeated Tony Jaa 18-9
Notable Films: Bloodsport, Kickboxer, The Universal Soldier series, Sudden Death, Cyborg, Timecop, Street Fighter, Breakin’.
Mini Bio: When Jean-Claude Van Damme became an international film star, there was some debate as to his ring accomplishments. Former multiple World Kickboxing Champion Don "The Dragon" Wilson even offered Jean-Claude a "$100,000" bounty match to get into the ring and fight him. Van Damme brushed off the "challenge" as a publicity stunt. But, the truth of the matter was that Jean-Claude Van Damme had indeed had a kick-boxing career, which turned out to be very successful on the European scene. He fought under his birth name of Jean-Claude Vandenberg. Fighting as a middleweight he captured a version of the European Middleweight Kickboxing Championship in 1980 with a first round knockout which was recorded in less than a minute. His career however, lasted only a few years as his interest lay in a film career. Jean-Claude's record was 12-1 with 12 knockouts.
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