The Kumite returns, and this time the legends step into the ring together.

Jean-Claude Van Damme is back as Frank Dux—older, scarred, voice like gravel soaked in wisdom—his splits may be slower, but his eyes burn hotter than ever. “Every scar on my body is a lesson,” he growls, and you believe every word. Jackie Chan enters as Master Han, the enigmatic tournament overseer turned final opponent: graceful, lightning-fast, that signature blend of acrobatic genius and heart.

The concept trailer is pure adrenaline poetry: underground arenas lit by flickering torches, fighters from every discipline clashing in brutal, beautiful slow-motion, and one breathtaking sequence where Van Damme and Chan face off—kicks flying like thunder, counters flowing like water, mutual respect crackling beneath every strike.

This isn’t just glory. It’s legacy: discipline vs. innovation, power vs. precision, two icons proving the fight isn’t about youth—it’s about soul. The tournament is deadlier, the stakes personal, and the final kombat? A masterclass in what martial arts cinema was born for.

Fans are losing it—and rightfully so. Van Damme and Chan sharing the screen? This is the dream fight we’ve waited decades for.

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