The Top 5 action stars who could have competed in Mixed Martial Arts
Like many martial artists found on this list, Chuck Norris chose to pursue a career in film, landing roles on the big screen and TV shows such as Way Of The Dragon, Walker Texas Ranger and many more. Norris can also be credited with developing his own martial art known as Chun Kuk Do, a korean-based, hybrid martial art based primarily on Tang Soo Do, but also includes elements from Shotokan, Isshin Ryu, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo and Muay Thai
In order to best satisfy the fans, the new site is not only just a makeover but also developed to better inform you of all the news about Jean-Claude Van Damme. Along with this, he's been known to frequent MMA events and recently met up with martial arts movie actor Jean Claude Van Damme at the Mixed Fight European Championship on Wednesday
We discover a sensitive but complex character who is strong enough to take on the world, but who also regrets his rock 'n' roll lifestyle and desperately misses his family when he is away filming. I would wanna shake him and drag him to a doctor, a therapist to clear him of the delusion he has about that fight and to realize that his biggest problems are within his head
Jean Claude Van Damme
A native New Yorker, Hyams has the distinction of being one of the only directors who also serves as his own cinematographer on his films, a hyphenate that has caused him some controversy among cameramen. If there are new movies with a thematic niche, chances are there's a film festival with a clever lineup of screenings -- and film junkies lining up outside -- somewhere the city
Jean-Claude Van Damme vs Somrak Kamsing in 2012? Are you serious bro?
Obviously there is nothing official, but there are 2 interviews (see the videos) where JCVD talks about his will to face Kamsing and fight for real, after 30 years (I repeat: 30 years) from his last match (against Nedjad Gharbi in 1982, victory by KO)
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