Van Damme vs. Sho Kosugi - Black Eagle

Seagal will beat both of them. Seagal

I remember watching this movie a few times when I was a kid back in the early 90s but didn't remember it was Sho and Van Damme as rivals.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ great martial arts movie of 80s.

What I never get is why would you wanna wear a tuxedo when you know you arz gonna get into a fight to the death

Sho Kosugi was the all Japan Karate Champion. Why let Van Damme get the best of this fight scene?

No CGI, no crazy animations, no unnecessary cheesy one-liners; just straight up fighting. I miss the 80’s and 90’s.

Van Damme kicks look so fluid and smooth back in da day

You knew the splits were gonna show up at least once. They need to have his pants rip, I mean does he do the splits at the tailor to make sure they don't rip when getting fitted?

Sho Kosugi my idol

This was my first JCVD movie, Childhood memories.

Two legends...😎

It was a great fight scene between Sho Kosugi and JCVD. JCVD's Andrei is a mysterious and ruthless KGB officer, a right-hand man to the KGB colonel.

Sho Kasugi was that dude. A legendary NINJA!

i used to always watch these movies when i was little

shi so crazyyy

His son was kicking butt with him in Revenge of the Ninja also...

ver esta escena despues de ver peleas en la UFC no da la misma sensacion

Esta escena de combate, no se compara ni en sueños, con la de Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris en 1973 :en el coliseo romano. Norris y Lee eran de un nivel superior en artes marciales

Headbutt to the back and that elbow follow up really tickled Sho

Good fight. Love both these dudes. Sho was the best movie ninja ever.

流石ショーコスギさんと、バンダムさんお互いに空手の使い手同士で、手に汗握る対戦ですね

The director obviously wanted Van Damme to shine and he made his character a lot stronger than the one of Sho. In a real fight between them Van Damme has no chance, Sho is a real life ninja. He has mastered many styles and various weapons. Van Damme is mainly a karate champion and a bit of kickboxing.

9pts for sho and 6 for jean claude...

How fortunate we are to see this two legends.. I can say of all , this is my favorite scene ...

How did nobody put these two charisma factories together again?

It's funny how when we watched these films decades ago we had a different view of the films. I think most of us weren't critical. Just enjoyed the films for what they were. Though this one was one of their better filmms....no flashy JCVD kicks and no ninja action. Just 2 characters who knew martial arts. So what if neither got winded and tht Sho wsa still able to make that dive from the clift top and swim away. :) Could have been rocks at the bottom and too close to the surface of the water. Wasnt like his character could choose where to leap off the clift from. And why did he point ? :))

Not too many good martial asrts films out there. Most make no sense, bad dialogue and bad ating. Bad fight choreography. e.g. Bruce Lees films....so incredibly overrated. Because they were all actually so bad. If you watch them not as a fan.

Ninjitsu vs Shotokan

Run!!! I'd run from a young JCVD too! haha

Glamorous Van Damme in this Film

I honestly think that Sho Kusgai could WHOOP Jean Claude anytime. Just saying

Sho Kosugi should of used his Ninja skills on him.

In those days I said it's like van Damme 4got he was the antagonist and wanted to kill sho kosugii

De villano lo hace genial 😎👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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When one of the fighters picks up a weapon (in this case, the board), you know he's the bad guy and he's almost certainly going to lose.

Van Damme has stated this fight scene showcases all his move in a short span…
That it’s his favorite to view of all his fights.
I like but my favorite is Lionheart vs Atilla

Jean-Claude was not a real fighter... more for the show..

shot in my country

I’m no zoologist but are there any Black eagles?

The making of Alex in Double Impact.

SHO kosugi brought ninjas to the big screen similarly to what Bruce lee did with kung fu.When i think ninja i think Sho kosugi

Underrated film.

80s😔😔🚶🚶🚶

1.30 -who thought they were going to kiss ?