Donnie Yen and tonya came to participate in the free fighting competition. Who is better?

Tonya:

Tony Jaa's personal experience is very similar to Bruce Lee's, and he has a solid foundation in kung fu. He studied authentic Thai boxing with the famous Thai boxing coach Bora Park Yung-soo since childhood. Bruce Lee also studied under the wing chun master IP Man.

A solid foundation in actual combat kung fu is indeed a rare advantage for action actors. Tony Jaa can finish two 360-degree whirlwind kicks in a row, which is the fastest leg kick under the conventional lens. Muay Thai's unique knee-elbow attack was more vividly demonstrated by him. Tony's performance is not screen kung fu at all, but real fighting kung fu. Muay Thai is called "iron knee and steel leg". In Muay Thai competitions, arm fractures and even serious injuries often occur.

Tony's solid foundation of actual combat kung fu is not only reflected in fighting, but also in his amazing jumping ability. He can easily jump over a car with a height of 1.5m and a width of 2m, even Jackie Chan will sigh. Tony explained that in order to maintain abundant physical strength and strong attack power in five rounds, Muay Thai players must do a lot of running and jumping training every day. This is how he practiced his "Lingbo micro-step".

Tony's superb action performance on the screen comes from strict Thai boxing training. Muay Thai has always been known as "devil training". Tony came out of this training. Muay Thai doesn't have to master 18 kinds of weapons and complicated routines like martial arts. Every technique has to be tempered to maximize its lethality. When Dan Sony was a child, he had practiced kicking sandbags and running in a humble boxing gym with other children who dreamed of becoming boxing champions.

A typical Muay Thai master, especially a lightweight boxer, will always be a thin and strong image. Tony was thin when he was a child. He believes that this does not affect his fist strength, because the long-term training of Muay Thai has brought his strength to the extreme. And those who are much better than him can only play 30% of their strength in battle. But as an action star, body image is also very important. Moreover, modern Muay Thai pays more and more attention to the use of strength training to improve the lethality of attacks. So Tony has been using barbells and strength training equipment more and more in recent years. Now he can practice 200kg squats and do 40kg sit-ups. He likes to be punched in the stomach and show off his rock-like abdominal muscles. He also had his legs hit with a wooden stick, showing his strong legs and amazing fighting ability. As a result, the hitter has been out of breath, but Tony is safe and sound.

Donnie Yen:

Taekwondo black belt 6 Duan

Won the national free fighting championship.

Donnie Yen was born in Guangdong and went to Hongkong at the age of two. He lived there until 1 1 years old, and then went to Boston, Massachusetts. There, Donnie Yen spent his childhood. His mother, Bow Sim Mark, is a world-famous master of martial arts and Taiji, and founded the internationally renowned China Wushu Institute. Therefore, Wushu has become an important factor in Donnie Yen's life. The footsteps of childhood gradually led him to the lonely road of exploration, and the fate of Donnie Yen's life may be doomed from now on. But at first, Donnie Yen studied classical piano and liked Chopin. Music became another source of inspiration in his life. His father, Zhen Yunlong, is the Boston editor of Sing Tao Daily, an international Chinese newspaper. He can play the violin and erhu, which is a China stringed instrument with similar timbre to the violin. His mother can sing soprano. Young Donnie Yen's delicate and keen sense of rhythm was finally integrated into the films he directed, adding temperament and depth to the films.

Almost from the moment her son could walk, Donnie Yen's mother began to train him in the atmosphere of martial arts. Under the cultivation of his mother, Donnie Yen is proficient in China traditional and modern martial arts and Taiji Kung Fu, as well as various internal and external skills. As a teenager living in China, Donnie Yen, like other young people, has seen almost all the kung fu movies he can see. However, unlike others, he has seen the movies of Alexander Fu, Bruce Lee and Jack Chen, which shows that Donnie Yen can accurately imitate the actions he just saw in the movies. Sometimes he even skipped class all day and watched several movies in a row. Donnie Yen's curiosity for martial arts and his rebellious personality made him gradually learn and master many different styles of martial arts. At the same time, he also communicated with friends and went to other schools in order to explore different contents. After feeling the power and power of Wushu, Donnie Yen insisted on exploring the true meaning of Wushu.

Inspired by idol Bruce Lee, Donnie Yen not only dabbled in many different styles of fighting, but also established his own unique martial arts system. On the screen, Donnie Yen's self-improvement in martial arts is manifested in the combination and assimilation of different martial arts styles. From the early stage of Xiao Tai Chi, his endless body skills are proof. In Tigercage series, Donnie Yen's mastery of western free fighting once again shows his versatility in martial arts. The Iron Monkey is mainly about China's traditional kung fu. Donnie Yen created a vivid and full Huang Qiying with his unforgettable performance, making this film the most influential kung fu film in recent ten years. In this film, he made Hong Quan shine. But interestingly, Donnie Yen said that he didn't really understand Hong Quan, and he attributed his physical and mental skills on the screen to his original martial arts philosophy. During his silver career, Donnie Yen never relaxed or stopped training. Over the years, Donnie Yen has been constantly enriching himself, so his martial arts accomplishment is also constantly improving. It has reached the realm of unity of form and spirit and harmony between man and nature. With the continuous improvement of Donnie Yen's martial arts attainments, Xiaolong's philosophy also means more profound significance to him. As a martial arts expert, Donnie Yen said: I have been practicing martial arts for many years, but I haven't really analyzed and studied martial arts itself. Basically, I agree with Bruce Lee: As human beings, we all have only two arms and two legs, so it is unlikely that there will be many different ways of fighting. But each martial art has its own uniqueness.

China's martial arts are unmatched by any other country, while China's martial arts are extensive and profound.

But if you are better than anyone else, you can't always think that your country can beat other countries. Although Donnie Yen and tonya are both martial arts practitioners, one is a martial arts star, and the other is specialized in martial arts, so it is conceivable.

Although Donnie Yen can't say that he can't beat tonya completely, it's hard to win.