Chung Tin-chi vs. Dave Batista at the salon in the movie Master Z: Ip Man Legacy (2018)

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[chunqy]

Cheung Tin Chi during the majority of the movie did not use Wing Chun, due to his trauma from his fight with Ip Man from Ip Man 3. It was when during this fight, where he was intially overwhelmed by Dave that he regains confidence in his Wing Chun and applies his real techniques. This is why you can notice the shift in his stances and how he applies his blows towards the end of the fight.

[DaddyShaoKahn]

Bruh Batista destroyed this guy at least 5 times and he got up like it was Mortal Kombat irl

[opskiegaming]

😂 😂 😂 Bautista just throwing him around like ragdoll 😂😂😂

[purevessel]

I love how Chung changes his strategy mid fight. In the beginning he was aiming for Batista's chest which considering the weight difference wasn't doing anything. Mid fight when he gets back up he decides to go for weak spots like the throat and liver because it's the only way he can do any damage

[lessermook]

Wing Chun is these movies is basically Unbeatable Magic

[sanketmanna]

Through out the entire fight, I was like, "come on! Give him Batista Bomb! " 😅

[MightySheep]

the first half was a pretty accurate depiction of what a difference weight class makes in fighting

[hattorihanzo]

Dave Batista’s movement is a lot more fluid and beautiful to watch than Mike Tyson’s in his Ip man role. I think wrestlers have a lot of practice with fake punches and therefore are easily adaptable to cinematic fighting than hardcore fighters.

[cheems]

I love how Ip Man's theme played when he started using Wing Chun.

[garrynewby]

this is why I prefer the older Jackie chan movies like meals on wheels. Jackie Chan always improvises and even when he ups his game he still gets hit and injured and has to dig deep and sometimes he is shown to get lucky with some of his hits. For me the best depiction of a good fight scene is in "the Raid" When that guy takes on two guys and all of them end up bloody and injured

[chukwuakugreen]

Batista did a good job replicating Mike Tyson in the previous movie 👍🏿

[Cooler]

Let's all be real.
At 1:43 everything is a fever dream. He's actually dying on the floor the entire time. It's all in his head.

[Baikou]

4:34 Not gonna lie, I ACTUALLY thought it was over lol.

[austinhaut]

Master Z been training with Ip Man by this point. You can tell by those elbow counters to big man's punches.

[ashokgohain]

I love Batista simple acting instead of rocks over acting and over show-off

[a.greywolfe]

Good fantasy fight, but in reality, after he got thrown against the bar, his spine would have taken damage, then more when he was thrown into the bottles.
Lastly, his strength and body would NOT hold up against the sheer strength of Bautista's blows

[otzpijd]

Первый бросок о стойку был бы завершением фильма

[eest]

The choreography on this fight was amazing, the music goes so well with it too.

[jtlr]

🤣🤣 if Batista had hair and was wearing white tights with a red cape I'd swear he was Omniman. That mustache instantly gave me that thought 😆

[kselnaga]

Батисту в китае побеждают все кому не лень)