What's the name of the foreigner who played Jackie Chan in "Flying Tiger Heroes"?

Translation: Benny Urquedes

Gender: male

Nickname: jet

Birthday:1June 20th, 952

Constellation: Gemini

Height:1.7m.

Weight: 65 kg

Squat: 200 kg

Bench press: 90kg

Hobbies: stunt coordination, performance, fighting.

Record: 63 wins and 57 KO opponents (free fight)

film works

Dog truck

Forever dragon

outline

Binny was born in a martial arts family in Los Angeles, USA. At the age of five, he began to learn martial arts, including boxing, wrestling, judo, self-defense, boxing, Songtaoliu karate, Aikido and China Boxing. He is an unprecedented martial arts wizard in karate. His martial arts is a comprehensive fighting skill that integrates all kinds of kung fu. Coupled with his talent, speed and superior strength, he formed an unparalleled fighting capacity, far exceeding the level of European and American masters at the same time, and swept the European, American and Japanese boxing circles in the late 1970 s. He maintained an unbeaten record of 58 games and won the championship for 27 consecutive years, which is an unprecedented record in sports history. Friends who are familiar with Hong Kong Kung Fu movies must know that in Jackie Chan's movies "Fast Food Car" and "Dragon Warrior", there is an American boxer with a cold face and high martial arts. He is Benny Urquedes, the "Jet". You Kuidez was once one of the best lightweight boxers in the world martial arts. Although in Jackie Chan's movies, he always plays a negative role and ends in failure, it is not difficult for experts to see that the practicality of Yukuedez's martial arts is incomparable to Jackie Chan. Youquedez's best move is "turning and kicking after flying". In "Flying Dragon", he used this trick to stun Yuan Biao and kicked Sammo Hung to the ground with a dozen other people. Its power is obvious.

Youquedez has been involved in the entertainment industry since the 1980s. Although there is a big difference between screen fighting and actual combat, Youkui Dez adapts quickly and performs very well in his own understanding. Because he is not as handsome as jean-claude van damme and Steven Seager, he often plays a supporting role or villain in film and television dramas, but he often relies on his superb martial arts to "fake the real". A fight between Youquedez and Jackie Chan in "The Fast Food Car" was rated as "the most wonderful fighting scene in the history of film and television dramas" by Black Belt magazine, second only to the fighting performance between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris in "The Raptors Crossing the River". Youquedez's dream now is to become "the best kung fu movie star in the world". He said: "I don't care if I am the protagonist or not, and I don't care if I make a few movies. I just want to show the real fight on the screen. Only one person has done this before, and that is Bruce (Bruce Lee). Although he has only made a few films, he is still the best kung fu movie star in the world. I want to be the second Bruce. "