Martial Arts Instructor Reacts: Gorgeous - Jackie Chan and Brad Allen

[@tk9406]

RIP Brad Allen. In regards to your comment about him not having lead roles, he said in an interview way back when that his preference was working behind the scenes.

[@ekathe85]

That is incredible. His movements were the fastest, crispest I've seen in a long time, and by the end of the fight I was certain he could do comedy as well. Had he lived longer and decided to be in front of the camera, he could have been big.

[@Mo-Reese8043]

You know what’s crazy? the fact that Brad himself said that he never wanted to be an actor. He just wanted to do stuntwork which is kind of a shame because I would have loved to see him showcasing them extraordinary skills in bigger roles

[@jamesmayle3787]

Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is an extremely important step most people miss. To be forgiven we must forgive. Jesus Christ is Lord

[@ordinarybear7037]

Read the book Of Jasher, and maybe study all religions, also find out who constructed them. There is Logos in all but you have to read the real deal researchers of 1800s & before; because most books are written with a formalised uniformatarianism narrative, and it hides that Genesis what really re-genesis, after a cataclysm hence 'go forth and repopulate(multiply). The Gospel of Ma rcion also has useful info. Then there is the 4 floods written in our proper history backed by chronology, much has been obscured & editted to hide the truth. . . . Giants are also the commonality in all the epics, but really they're bigger humans that live under a Vapo ur Can opy, which when it fell caused one of the past flood stories. Follow sub to who I do & test your be'lie'fs.

[@ordinarybear7037]

Jackie is a gem, how about.... Snake In The Eagles Shadow, which is so symbolistic of what narrative history has hid.

[@bad-people6510]

Probably prevented from being a leading man due to one particular SHORTcoming.

[@bigbywolf5197]

What was the short comming?

[@rickyllewellynmorris201]

Always loved this fight. R.I.P Brad, amazing talent gone too soon.

[@shammusparker3405]

Did Brad Allen die..?

[@DozenMarks]

@@shammusparker3405 Yes he did. August 7th. I just found out yesterday myself.

[@shammusparker3405]

Amazing choreography

[@2INSNE]

Omg he died !? Wow that's so sad, he was so young !

[@jthreefingers8445]

How'd he die?

[@Muigle]

No shaky camera, no fast cuts. Beautiful choreographies. Love to watch these movies

[@brooklynwayne8363]

Jackie Chan versus Benny the jet Wheels on Meals. To this very day it's one of the best choreograph fight scenes it ages really well.

[@MrUnpossible]

So agree. Rate that scene as best fight scene to date.

[@db84drteg]

Agreed, any fight between Jackie Chan and Benny the Jet is amazing

[@davidedimarco25]

Yeesss!! Till this day is still my fav jackie fight

[@MrWillypanda88]

Jackie was younger when he fought Benny, a tad bit faster, more energetic, for this fight, he's a bit slower, needed wire help for some of the flying kicks, I guess age did caught up with him. Still amazing though.

[@jeffgallardo3242]

i thought the exact same shit

[@johnlloyddy7016]

The thing I liked about this scene was that after Jackie's servant helped him up and congratulated him for winning the fight, Jackie's character corrected him by saying he lost, because Brad was smaller, he was actually the one who won, had they been in the same weight class, Brad would've beaten him easily.

[@danielg6566]

I also enjoyed the sportsmanship of the match. Neither guy took advantage of a fallen foe but rather waited for him to be ready again.

[@marcosdheleno]

@@danielg6566 i said this in a diferent post but, the best part is how they fight for the fun of it, and they treat each other as partners more than rivals. there's no ill intent, no malice, its just 2 highly technical dudes, ducking it out, because they enjoy the fight.

[@danielg6566]

@@marcosdheleno agreed. A good fight. And they must derive some pleasure from it to have become so skilled. I was more keyed into the sportsmanship aspect.

[@御雷零-p5x]

The way i see it, who won or lost doesn't really matter. What matters was how they treat each other.

[@Puschit1]

Well, in this movie you don't have classical villains. Jackie has a rival in business who he used to be friends with but they are out of touch now. Brad was hired by this busieness man but not to hurt him. He was hired to show Jackie that he isn't the best in more than one field. And Brad accepted the contract not because of the money, he accepted because he really wants strong competition. It's actually their second fight. Brad won their first one because Jackie was out of shape. During that first fight Brad used continously bigger gloves to give Jackie the edge and to not seriously hurt him. That's why it is so significient in this match that it is now reversed: He started out with big gloves and had to change them for smaller ones. Also, ultimately all of this benefited both of them. Jackie's life was downspiralling even though he didn't notice it because he was rich. He was out of shape not only physically, he was also falling behind in business and he lacked a meaningful relationship. It's unusual for a Jackie Chan movie but this one is actually mainly a love story. That first challenge fight kicked off his transformation, he started to train seriously and as a side effect he also revised other aspects of his life including his relationship with a love interest. He didn't have to work hard for anything for a long time. So, all in all Brad and his former business buddy did Jackie a favour because by the end of the movie, he got his bite back (and the lady of course). I like this movie for all of these aspects which are a departure from the typical formulas. He didn't fight for that girl as a trophy or something, there is no bloodthirsty villain as the "boss encounter" and the sportsmanship between these two is phenomenal. I still prefer Jackies true classics like Dragons Forever, Wheels on Meals, Drunken Master II and Projet A, however, it's refreshing and important that Jackie has movies like this in his resume.

[@TheMikeskillz]

Jackie chan is just a universal treasure. He has incorporated so many fight styles into his movies and influenced so many including me to take up a marital art. Yet never really got his due until he was in his 40’s.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

His contribution to Martial Arts is absolutely undeniable, there are so many people, like yourself, who got into martial arts because of him. His love of what he does is just so infectious you can't help but get caught up in it

[@excaliber8713]

@@BurridgeMartialArts604 just because he acts doesn’t mean he can’t fight in real life !

[@kiki13121984]

marital art really is the toughest - you can never win your wife, she's always topping you :v

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Jackie's a clown. A likable clown, but a clown nonetheless. Not saying he doesn't have legit skills--of course he does. But this type of "fight" is not my cup of tea, I much prefer the gravitas and realism of Bruce Lee's classic fight scenes. And I'm certain that Bruce would mop up the floor with Jackie. As well as the even more diminutive Aussie in this clip.

[@RandomPerson-gy5lx]

@@Cosmo-Kramer I mean Jackie Chan already did say himself that Bruce Lee would win if the two of them would fight

[@jon-vegard8386]

Rest in peace, Brad Allan! We actually share the same birthday, and I remember that was something I was proud of when I was a kid. Always loved this dude, he was truly Jackie's protege.

[@okami36]

My favorite bit about this fight is the obvious respect the two have for each other throughout.

[@wolfen_hart]

Brad Allen was a part of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team, he can be seen in the background of many JC films from the 90's usually playing a thug or henchman

[@leejee88]

he was in who am i during the rotterdam street chase

[@rankojankovic2490]

Mr Nice Guy

[@treadstoned9915]

@@rankojankovic2490 was ab to comment this but you beat me to it lol

[@tomassoejakto]

"Gorgeous" is such a great and innocent movie, stuck in a single moment in history and seems content to stay there, and yet beloved by fans for its tiny unique quirks, considering it being a Jackie Chan movie. I don't even remember much about it, but its impression lingers. Jackie Chan plays a very inward character this time around, to contrast Shu Qi's more outward personality. Very refreshing to see Jackie's performance in this.

[@paulkickling7828]

Agreed its my personal favourite from Jackie's films, and that's saying something.

[@JoGuev7177]

@@paulkickling7828 I swear there was an interview of Jackie's where he said it was his favorite as well.

[@Greever-ew4eo]

You should check out "Little Big Soldier"

[@rogersjgregory]

Brad’s speed was insane. This is the only movie I saw him in, and he was seriously impressive.

[@gold6813]

JC 47 years old in this movie. Even if its for short takes his movement and conditioning is impressive. You won't realise how impressive this is until you hit the wall in your mid to late 30s.

[@Iam_Amankapil]

Doesn't look 47

[@Velshin1986]

Speak for yourself 30s is actually the prime age for us both physically and mentally. If you always sit in your ass doing nothing but drinking soda and eating fast food? of course you will be in terrible condition.

[@gold6813]

@@Velshin1986 haha. I'm very active thank you very much. Competing against men half my age. I'll wait for you. Father time is undefeated for a reason .

[@CodedOne]

@@Velshin1986 he's right, I trained just about every day in my late teens, through my 20s. Age will catch up on you, no matter what you think. Lol

[@Velshin1986]

@@CodedOne I am close to my 40s now and guess what? I am mucu stronger than when I was in my teen or 20s in almost everyway I am not kidding.

[@纪纲-e2t]

R.I.P. Bradley James Allen, such a great stuntman.

[@esanloveme]

The paper ad says smile. Jackie was reminded by the girl that the reason he lost in the first fight was because he didn't smile during the fight. That's why he kept smiling in this fight. Definitely one of my favorite fight scene for a Jackie Chan movie, second to Who Am I rooftop fight scene.

[@poppop321123]

I think the name of the girl is 'Smiley'. So that's why there's a smiley emoji. I cant remember well but im sure it is.

[@ekathe85]

Absolutely. I think I'd place his fight against Benny The Jet Urquidez in Wheels in Meals second, and the rooftop third.

[@cs77smith67]

So that's why Jackie Chan won this fight

[@DavidMartinez-us2rk]

This is in my opinion one of the greatest fights in movie history. The choreography is simply amazing

[@natsukow1322]

jackie is the man, from doing his own stunts to taking care of his stunt men. thanks for making my childhood fun and exciting.

[@pkphantom]

As fun as all the lightning fast moves were, I think my favorite part of this fight was the sportsmanship. Dude let Jackie up from the pile, and then when he got tripped up from debris, Jackie returned the curtesy and changed locations before restarting. Seeing that back when I was a kid made me think to myself "That's the kind of grown up I wanna be"

[@JonathanRodriguez-nz9nw]

That is why i love Jackie Chan, just a great role model

[@siphonophores]

You never beat an opponent who's already down. Unless they wanna play things dirty, then return the courtesy with the same dirt.

[@allenjenkins06]

Brad Allan also choreographed the fights and stunts in "The World's End," the third entry in the Cornetto trilogy with Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright.

[@stevenma5188]

No wonder the fight scenes looked so well chorergraphed

[@jamesmayle3787]

Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is an extremely important step most people miss. To be forgiven we must forgive. Jesus Christ is Lord

[@nobodyimportant69]

This was one of my favorite JC scenes. Having fun and showing mutual respect for each other, laughing and joking about, not trying to kill the other guy. It was basically like an intense sparring match with an old friend to see who was better. Jackie and Brad both put on a comedy clinic in this one. Nice reaction Max

[@Rellj16]

Such a satisfying scene!! The respect between fighters and the footwork and boxing and Allen's kicks... Phenomenal!!

[@TheMightsparrow]

Brad Allen's recent passing broke my heart. Such a shock left me speechless😳😱😭 Such a talented individual we were blessed to see shine on our screens. All my condolences to his family,friends and fans. Rest in peace Brad you will be missed....

[@jamesmayle3787]

Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is an extremely important step most people miss. To be forgiven we must forgive. Jesus Christ is Lord

[@cs77smith67]

@@jamesmayle3787 aman

[@cs77smith67]

Wait what how did he died?

[@TheMightsparrow]

@@cs77smith67 Officially undisclosed but rumour was Covid.

[@dawnnika4421]

if the camera moves when you fight. it means you can't fight. jackie chan

[@plasmathunderdx]

Too many cuts and camera movements to me is like, "Hey lets try to confused the audience into thinking we can fight"

[@excaliber8713]

Wow you do know him fighting in real life if different than the films right ?

[@GleeChan]

How Jackie can continue to act when he's fighting or doing stunt work is amazing. I mean other good martial artists/actors can do it, but Jackie's range of emotions is on another level.

[@donovanbradford8231]

Always enjoy watching Jackie Chan's comedy in films like Rush Hour, Rumble in the Bronx, Drunken Master. I always loved that he was the opposite of many if his contemporaries in that they wanted to be badass hero whereas Jackie loved playing the scrappy underdog.

[@AnnihilationXable]

I like how you rooted for Brad for being Australian but little did you know Jackie spent some of his youth growing up in Australia haha

[@RobertHeadley]

Definitely one of Jackie's best fights. The movie in general had less of that type of action than your typical Jackie film, but this fight makes up for it.

[@nigeldepledge3790]

Oh, hell, yeah! I love Jackie Chan's combination of skill, athleticism, gymnastics, humour and improvisation. He's my favourite martial-arts movie star.

[@MarquessBrownix5]

I love the respect and sportsmanship in this fight.

[@SkyKingAzure]

It almost makes me cry to see these kinds of fights - both fighting hard but still having respect for each other. This is a fight that I find myself grinning from start to finish.

[@1972Sylvester]

One can see how much fun they had filming this scene.

[@patfuryy]

RIP Bradley James Allen, may his work never be forgotten..

[@jonathankozenko]

Brad Allen's kicks and leg sweeps are amazing, and it's a real shame he's done so few big fight scenes in his career

[@JonathanRodriguez-nz9nw]

I did not know Bradley James Allan passed, RIP, what a crazy talented guy. This is quite possibly my favorite fight scene ever, because of him and Jackie

[@fatalexception3845]

This fight is MAGNIFICENT. I don't think I've ever seen such a high level of technique mixed with hilarious comedy in a film. Still unbeaten, for me.

[@morlandi5]

One of my favorites fight scenes of all time. And there's a lot of comedy and sportsmanship involved, which also makes it light and fun to watch.

[@antondelacruz9362]

I really thought brad allen was going to be the next jackie chan. His movement and timing in jcs style of choreo is so perfect and this is the best kickboxing fight scene ever put to film. RIP.

[@OGSontar]

This is one of the best Jackie Chan - Brad Allen fights. I've always loved this one. Lots of honorable fighting here.

[@HulkCrow]

I truly don't believe there's anyone similar to Jackie Chan. He is the one and only.

[@pledgestone]

This movie used to come on TV all the time when I lived in Korea. Amazing movie.

[@markvicferrer]

One of Jackie's best duelist fight scenes with few if any gimmicks. From what I remember of the making of, there's no wirework, just pure skill on both sides of the fight.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Such an amazing fight and you can tell they are having a great time doing it too. Just two friends playing around and testing each others skills!

[@AntonAdelson]

There was definitely liberal use of wirework. There is behind the scenes footage

[@LeyvatenLoop]

Wirework on Jackie's movies is subtle, and used for things like getting a bit of extra height in a jump, help with the parkour stuff, pulling a leg to slide on the ground, etc

[@LuoSon312_G8]

awesomeness, if I'm not mistaken, Brad was one of the few fighters that didn't make Jackie slow down during their fight scenes.

[@jacopodanglars4836]

there’s so much respect towards each other in this fight scene

[@xxx-funandtheories8337]

It was one of the best and most realistic fight in movies. I learned so much from this fight. Great footwork and blocks. Just love it 😊

[@sergiogamarra7793]

at the end jackie said he lost, cause they weren't in the same weight category.

[@cherylcohen5700]

In a recent interview, Benny the Jet said Jackie was an incredible athlete...that his marshal arts ability is real and that he truly believed he would have been a champion if he had ever chosen to compete. He also said that Jackie possessed the same attributes that he had.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I firmly believe that Jackie would be world class in whatever he chose to do based on works ethic alone. But man am I glad he got into movies!

[@walkerlocker6126]

Lmao I love how in a lot of Chan fight scenes, partway through he'll have some stupid epiphany that totally works. Like in that one where he's like "treat it like training", and same here with the smile. It's like psyching out your opponent. Everyone knows there ain't nothing scarier than crazy/unpredictable

[@celfhelp]

most of jackie's fights are "upbeat" and "good natured" by default given his choreography and performance, but i always liked this one because of how genuinely good natured it felt, in and out of context. it's rare to see this side of martial arts displayed in films, especially nowadays

[@HippieGang2050]

Rip to a real legend BRAD ALLEN YOU WILL BE TRULY MISSED

[@grantpflum6844]

I LOVE these old school martial arts fights where the fighters are adversarial but still respectful of one another. After all, if anyone is going to understand exactly what it takes to reach that level of skill its them and that DESERVES respect no matter what else is going on.

[@赤ゲキ]

What the 3 words said is basically "xiao yi xiao" which can mean "laugh" or "smile". In this context, it means smile.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

I love it! Martial Arts should, at it's core, be about enjoying yourself and having fun, I think. This whole scene just embodies that philosophy so well

[@0lderSch00l]

Honestly, I don't care where the guy is from...he went on screen with Jackie and looks great; That's all I need.

[@Gadeberg90]

For some reason most people I've seen thinks it is an advantage to have the bigger gloves lol. This is such a beautifully choreographed fight. It just looks attractive.

[@darrenclements6028]

Rest in peace Bradley James Allan legends never die

[@judaihyuga]

I love Gorgeous. Even among Jackie Chan's long list of awesome fight scenes, Gorgeous has always stood out to me. I think a lot of it comes down to the fact that Brad Allen's character, if just a cool guy when they go at it. He's not looking to be a dick or malicious trying to cause harm, he just wants a good fight and, especially during round 2, that's exactly what he gets.

[@joesomenumbers]

One thing to look for in Jackie Chan movies is that he and whoever is fighting are always wearing contrasting colors so they stand out and are distinct. If Jackie is wearing white, his opponent is usually in dark colors, and vice versa.

[@DozenMarks]

This is by far my favorite fight scene of all time. There isn't any good guy vs. bad guy dynamic, or any ill will or animosity between the people involved. It's just two people who have both trained hard and are having a friendly match without cheating to see who is the better fighter. BJ Allen is fantastic as well, and I believe after this film he became the head guy for the Jackie Chan Stunt Team and has worked with Jackie on choreography and a lot of stuff behind the scenes ever since. Pretty sure he's also supposed to be the lead fight choreographer for the upcoming Shang Chi film for Marvel as well.

[@jamesgibson3716]

We just lost Brad Allan. Such a dope martial artist....RIP buddy..

[@pabloesco2007]

I love the Jackie chan's Movies because the scene with action have always a point of humor in.

[@leejee88]

yep jackie keeps it pure action films mixed with slap stick

[@aaroncruse7094]

You simply talking about smiling was heartwarming. This is one of my fav fights Brad Allen makes it feel so fun

[@arungill1561]

Jackie Chan all'time favourite international star

[@isaacyeon6334]

Wanted to see this after what has happened, Rest In Peace Brad Allen

[@thesoffen48]

One of my favorite Jackie Chan fights.

[@garylau8064]

The part where Brad change his glove, is because he assumes Jacky's punch are not powerful (as shown in their first fight), therefore giving him a handicap to play fair. but after Jacky's training, his punches becomes heavy and powerful, thus decided to change his gloves to match his strength. One of the best Jacky Chan fight scene in my opinion, RIP Brad Allen 🙏

[@MarceloSantos-hi7gn]

What makes me admire Jackie Chan and his art the most is the humility of being "not invincible"... the guy who can get hit and return the blow! And so he manages to show the Martial Arts to the fullest, because his opponents are also big, as in this extraordinary fight!

[@1881eagle]

Brad Allen. Dudes a legend himself. Good movie, great reaction

[@jerumd]

I love this scene from this movie lol Started out as a fight and turned into a funny cartoon with all them dancing Lol! Absolutely loved it Lol!

[@arkisenn9895]

Holy shit! I just saw an actual butterfly kick here. That was sick!

[@therafter7494]

brad allan did a legit 4 kick bicycle kick!

[@cherylcohen5700]

Jackie did that one as well in Battlecreek Brawl

[@jasonthompson1604]

This is one of my favourite jackie films. The fights with Brad and his little training montage are so fun. RIP Brad

[@Crazael]

I think my favorite thing about this fight is that they are both willing to put the fight on hold for a moment rather than pressing every advantage they get for maximum effect.

[@Maxoule22]

One of the greatest Jackie Chan fights for sure.

[@isaacortiz4728]

Bradley Allen has worked on many big movies like Rush Hour 2, The Chronicles of Riddick, Rush Hour 3, Ninja Assassin, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Kingsman: The Secret Service and Kingsman: The Golden Circle just to name a few.

[@Postscriptom]

Yeah, he made the infamous church scene in Kingsman, he also works on The World's End...

[@mrmushin1]

Hell boy 2 as well

[@kgunitkeese17]

He was also one of the stunt man in Shanghai Knights. He was the one that was using the knife in the market fight and he was one that fell through the canvas after the knife was stuck through and Jackie just started cutting it so he can fall down

[@MasterYoda389]

lol I had forgotten how cool this fight was. so polite!

[@Raytmoney]

There are 4 fights you should react to . Jackie Chan vs Benny the Jet (meals on wheels) Jackie chan vs Benny the Jet( Dragons Forever) Bruce lee vs Chuck Norris (Wrath of the Dragon Jet Li vs kong lung (Black Mask)

[@tylorcao1291]

As a Chinese myself, I really can tell that the actors are having a great time in this movie, after watching so many Kungfu movies~~

[@Mo-Reese8043]

We will never forget you brad..#Facts

[@s14duma]

Brad allen passed away yesterday 😢..... Rip he was an awesome actor in this movie and a great martial artist.

[@mistn]

When he looked at the back with the Chinese "笑一笑" (smile/laugh), it reminded him of what the girl said earlier in the movie which is why he brightens up a bit.

[@tvue2322]

lmao thank you for the bringing us back down memory lane! Love that movie! Haha great videos my man

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

Glad you enjoyed it! After watching it, it is definitely in my top fight scenes of all time!

[@marcosdheleno]

to this day, i still dont understand gorgeous, but, man, its such a good movie, its kinda rare a MA movie where they fight for fun, and you can see the characters not only respect each other, but also look for the fight as a hobby. no ill intent, just a genuine "lets have fun".

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

right? you don't see it often enough in movies. I know, at least for me, when I'm training or sparring with the guys it's always a good time and always show respect for each other. It is nice to see that side of martial arts portrayed in a movie. I have literally given my fighters the advice of 'just smile' before when they are having a tough day and are tense, it helps relax you and you end up fighting better

[@vladimirsara9790]

Jackie is one of a kind.

[@BurridgeMartialArts604]

nobody like him

[@WithePaladin]

One of my fav movie fights of all time. So underrated tho.

[@RichRolling88]

Amazing scene. RIP Brad Allan

[@smithysforge5309]

Brad seems like a really cool dude. Comes across like a fighter who just enjoys pushing himself.

[@ericarmstrong3435]

Best thing about this fight is the mutual respect they show to one another.

[@MegaCrazyawesomedude]

One of my all-time favorites JC fights from my teen years.

[@MegaCrazyawesomedude]

Another one is with the bald guy in the background of this fight scene. Ken Lo in Drunken Master II.

[@montymousester]

Gorgeous is just a really nice movie, try and watch it without smiling :)

[@jackwells8107]

Just noticed that King's Man, which comes out this week, is the final film Brad worked on as Stunt co-ordinator

[@RolfHartmann]

I loved that Jackie wanted to do this fight scene against a smaller and faster opponent since his movies usually had him fighting larger people. They also emphasize the size difference by putting him in white and Brad Allen in black.

[@user-gm4kv2my4u]

I love the introduction of brad too. They have him pop out of the van appearing to be another big guy. Then Brad jumps down on the ground and Jackie's like half a foot taller. Great stuff.

[@ReikoX7]

Love the movies where actors are actual Martial Artists. That is a main issue with Cobra Kai, that main characters were not training martial arts before the series.

[@soleiltounsi6754]

That dance 😂😂😂

[@Vasharan]

6:00 "I have no idea what's going on there" - the Chinese character '笑' that Jackie sees on the wall says, 'Smile', so he decides to take the advice.

[@Mo-Reese8043]

Brad is so freaking agile it's ridiculous. I see why Jackie recruited him!

[@ILoveSweetApple]

The title on that newspaper says “Just smile , and the world’s gonna smile at you.”

[@マシュードーラン]

One of the best Jackie Chan films and such excellent fight scenes. He’s just brilliant! Brad is no slouch either what an incredible talent he was! I was so intrigued by his character when I first watched this

[@rogerstalder7184]

on that Paper Stood like: ''Keep smiling''

[@wil6614]

Jackie's is a professional at street fighting 😂

[@jameskatu6339]

Bradly did the Bicycle Kick aka Quadruple Kick Jackie also did it in the movie Battle Creek Brawl

[@heribertocolon5314]

Luv this fight like brads move especially that windmill he did kinda like break style