He shoulda kept the jacket on. The ass whoopin started RIGHT after he removed the jcpenney jacket!

Being able to move like that in a suit is damn impressive.

Impeccable timing and choreography makes this one of the best fight scenes in action movies. Both of these guys are very talented martial artists which lends so much authenticity to this scene.

To bad so few people know what a great martial artist he really is, having 8 black belts in 8 different styles, how many can say they do, so underrated.

That one leg kick combo was raw as hell.

2:05 was cleeeeeean af, especially wearing some fuckin Timbalands 👏🏽

2:04 that damn combo was just too damn sick!!! Matt wasn't ready for that kinda smoke. 😆

*This is undoubtedly one of the most impressive fight scenes in cinema. Both fighters possess exceptional skill, but Matt's overconfidence and arrogance proved to be his downfall. While he initially demonstrated an equal level of proficiency to MJW, his belief that he could easily defeat his opponent ultimately led to his defeat.*

I've just gotta say, out of all the acting and martial arts athleticism on display here, the single shot that sold this fight scene to me the hardest was that fall after the sweep. Landing on the shoulders like that and just folding up. Like goddamn that looks like it hurt. Even in high octane movie fights you totally need moments like that to ground the fight scene. Superb fight scene and one of my all time favorites. Also all the credit to infusing a character with brief screen time with all kinds of charisma and personality. The little smirks and body language were perfect. And the way the camera isn't afraid to hold and actually show what's going on. Dang this scene is gold.

l guess removing his coat was a bad ldea.That coat gives him +50% dexterity, +25% attack power and +60% defense.

I'm not familiar with Matt Mullins other than this movie but I'm seriously astonished by the fact that this guy hasn't been casted as a live-action Johnny Cage. The style he fights , the cockiness and that shit-eating smirk on his face...hes the perfect Johnny.

This is my favorite Matt Mullins scene! It makes me proud to have been a martial arts team member with him back in the day!!!

Taking the jacket off and dropping it was a smart move. His mistake was that the didn't follow up with picking it up and putting it back on.

This man fought the whole movie wearing Tim’s 😭😭😂

Nicely choreographed.

Matt Mullins is a martial arts master he's a black belt in Shotokan karate Wing Chun and Akido. He and Michael trained together for years.

This was such an underated action film. The fights were well choreographed and still manages to entertain me. Matt and Micheal did a great job in this scene.

2:05 the best kick ever of michael jai white

When that guy looks away at his boss he knows this fight is over

Best fight scene ever in a movie!

That combination kick at 2:05 is insane, I've never seen it done that way by anyone. killer

It is a pity that MJW has played in so few good movies. He is so skilled.

These two along with Scott adkins are some of the most underrated martial artists.

Jai White must have had the worst agent in Hollywood to not be a top action hero now.

Most people don't know Michael Jai White is a true Martial artist before getting into acting. He has won many international titles

As soon as he took off the jacket, he lost his knowledge to fight

The logic of this film I see is that Bones always studies his opponents first for weakness and patterns before deciding the best way to attack. This fight is no different … he learns his opponent and then unleashes a terrific all out assault. So good!!!

Yes these were choreographed stunts, not an actual fight. But can we just admire for a moment, the supreme balance, precision & hard work required to make a scene like this as a polished martial artist, yet not actually kick the other guy's head over the treeline...accidently? The amount of physical control these stunts required is nothing short of ominous!

i love this scene because the camera hangs. it lets you see all the impact moments and i makes the fight that much more believable. it helps a lot that theyre both so talented and know exactly how to move, and that the choreography is really fun but the camera just letting every exchange marinate in your mind is what makes it feel so exhilarating.

This is one of the best choreographed and executed fight scenes, looked natural, excellent acting while taking the hits and superb work whoever did the sound design. I'll actually look into that too.

Oh gosh, Michael Jay White is the new Chuck Norris!

Favorite scene from this movie

2:18 The missed spinning heel kick into fake spinning heel kick into landed spinning heel kick is just so filthy lol. I remember the first time I saw it & literally jumped outta my chair like if I was watching a legit irl MMA fight lol. Big props to everyone involved from choreography to Matt & MJW. Such an underrated fight movie. The 4 kick combo @ 2:04 is super crisp too.

I think the jacket was a legendary item.....I am never taking my jacket off after that

This is some chosen one fight type shit lmao, I mean Bone is like way out of his weight class against this guy

No CGI, No Blue Screen. Just Camera work, choreography and TALENT!!!!

You can tell both these guys are very gifted martial artists.

Magnificently choreographed! 🥋

😂😂😂 thats a cold way to lose all your money thinking you are about to win and the fighter all of a sudden forfeit😂😂😂

A good fight scene is made when the two performers actually know how to fight. No need for sophisticated editing or constant shakiness to cover up poor choreography. They both know how to actually fight. Watch some interviews with Jackie Chan on directing fight choreography

I love low bueget movies that have better fight scenes than big budget fight scenes.

When I watch this classic fight scene, I always mute the T.V. & put "The Hop" by a Tribe Called Quest on in the background while I'm watching the fight. It puts a real chill vibe to one of the most epic fight scenes ever choreographed.

Джей Уайт один из любимых Актеров и хороший Боец.

Best part, no music. And it wasn't quick, legitimate contest.

2:03 funniest part ever 🤣

One of the best fight scenes in one of the best martial arts movies.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND ppl give this movie a watch...I mean if you want to see some FABULOUS fighting scenes Blood and Bone is the film to watch. Michael Jai White is Da MAN and is BADASS 100%. This is a MUST SEE. Michael Jai White needs to be in a lot more films where hands down. Cause in My opinion his action flicks are underrated but they are worth the watch.

This is one of the best fight scenes ever created. I loved the character of the suited man, he was charismatic, debonair, funny in addition to being a phenomenally skilled martial artist! His character remains my favorite screen martial artist! Understandably, I was delighted to find that he has this channel.

1:54 is hands down my favorite part of the fight

Imagine getting roundhouse kicked by a man in Timberland boots lmao

that leg sweep tho

Obviously it’s choreographed but how MJW moves like that while being that big is insane

This has to be one of the top 10 best fight scenes in movie history. The technique, timing and execution is flawless, great fight scene!

i feel like michael jai white, in his prime, could literally beat up anyone

Haven’t seen any comment take note of it, but the part where Franklin yells “O’Hara!” was inspired by Enter The Dragon when O’Hara broke the glass bottles to combat Bruce Lee and the Master yells his name. Same actor too. Very cool touch!

That quadruple kick at 2:05 looks beautiful at half speed

Can we appreciate this man's footwork in Timberland's?

One of the best fight scenes ever!

CLASSIC FIGHT. NICE! 🔥💪

At 1:38, my man's foot was about 6 feet away from MJW's entire body, but magically extended itself at the last moment to kick him in the face. lol

0:09 the most gangster part of the entire scene

That one leg kick combo was raw as hell. 😄😄😄😄😍

The way his shoes squeak at 2:13 is pure comedy 😂

Love this fight ... could quite happily watch it every day for the rest of my life :-)

Jax Vs Johnny Cage

One of my favorite movie scenes of all time

Matt Mullins held his own in this fight. Brilliant and fluid fighting from both of them.

Hardly any music throughout this whole fight. This is just brilliant. More fights should be like this.

1:33 Bone tries to finish the combination with a jumping kick that KO'd at least two other opponents earlier in the movie. But Price, being a more skilled opponent, anticipated it, blocked, and countered with his own combination. I don't know if we're meant to make that connection but I thought it was neat.

0:05 that's gotta be one of the funniest parts of the movie

Aw sick! Johnny Cage vs Jax

Jesus, even choreographed, that is an incredibly impressive display.`

To see people fighting like this it’s a great thing

Michael beat him like he stole something. I love it, I get so excited watching this . The double Kip up was 👏🏿 awesome.

That scene was so well done on so many levels.

This is one of my most favourite fight scenes in a movie. I know it was choreographed, but it felt so natural. It felt like parts of it were improvised.

Still wanna know what technique was that in the end. Cuz i feel like i've seen a standing submission like that somewhere, just don't remember exactly...

You know I am still watching MJW fight movies. My childhood inspiration!!!

Underrated movie, need to watch it again. I love how Michael's character is basically Kazama Kiryu.

I dont think theres a scarier thought than imagining that this was the dude your girlfriend told you not to worry about...

Fedlin joseph ❤

Incredible and beautiful fight scene to watch. It's next to real and authentic. Most Hollywood movies use computers to make the fight scenes to be super speed that as the word suggests, they're superficial. There's got to be an element of authenticity and this scene delivers that...

did anyone catch this ? in the beginning of the fight: Michael Jai White and Matt Mullins fought randomly that's until Matt Mullins caught Michael with a spinning air kick. and at that moment Michael figured out Matts weakness MATT WAS ONLY DEFENDING HIS LEFT SIDE, AND KEPT HIS RIGHT SIDE WIDE OPEN FOR AN ATTACK !!! The only question that is left: how come Michael was able to read this ? was Matt injured ? was he physically weak on the right side ? Note: Keep in mind, I'm asking these questions within the context of the film. I'm asking about the nature of the characters within the film. whats so fascinating about this film, is that this is the only Martial Arts film where you see tactics, game-plan, strategy every little detail within the realm of martial arts was played out in this film as if it were a chess game.

2:05 that combo kick, the second kick was faked to the head, which drew the guard, and boom, gut, head, such a sweet move that totally went unnoticed until slowed down, so much technical skill going on here, But Itachi vs Sasuke still my favorite fight scene

Nicely done, both of them were very skilled

The best thing about this scene? No music.

Matt and Michael are pro martial artists. This scene was my favorite. Matt was an awesome Kamen Rider and Johnny Cage in MK Legacy same with Michael when act as Jax Briggs. They're great actors and masters of martial arts

I was halfway through the fight before I realized MJW never took off his timbs. That's a credit to the talent of both men.

I can watch these two fight all day. Very beautiful fight choreography

RIP Mr. Robert Wall AKA "O'Hara" in "Blood and Bone"and "Enter the Dragon"

The foot work Michael displayed at 2:06 and at 2:19 is absolutely the best I have seen

I know this is a movie, but both of these guys would put a serious beating on normal folks. Both are black belts in different arts, and they had to AMAZINGLY slow their attacks down for this movie so you could see their strikes.

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2:05 the combo was well delivered and precisely.

Imagine Michael Jai White Matt Mullins and Scott Adkins working as a team

Looks like Johnny Cage & Jax decided to work together in a movie!

One of the greatest fight scenes of all time

I love mat Mullins, style,, his Combat Taekwondo skill,, I preferd Taekwondo,, than the Wing Chun Kung Fu,, that's all,, ☺️😀

I like it when he beat that guy. Because that guy act over confident.

Mighta got his ass beat this scene, but Matt Mullins' form is something to behold. And that 4 kick combo from MJW - in...credible