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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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gutsanduppercuts: When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works. Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown. Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.
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When it comes to great final fights in kung fu, this one would be in my top five. Not necessarily because of perfect choreography (though that too) but because it’s the most fantastically gimmick heavy fight and it works.

Basically, Gordon Liu takes on Wang Lung Wei in an alley that gets tighter and tighter as the fight goes on.
To counter this, Gordon pulls out snake, dragon, crane and tiger kung fu which makes for a hell of a showdown.

Taken from “Martial Club” aka “Instructors of Death,” directed and choreographed by Lau Kar Leung.

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