Who are the most muscular male stars?

What kind of person is the best in the world? Many people will think of some muscular men who practice fitness! Many people would think that because they are tall, muscular, and powerful, they also look very scary. They look even more powerful than those professional players! The first impression many people have when seeing them is that they must be very capable. Who are the most muscular celebrities?

Donnie Yen

Donnie Yen began practicing martial arts at an early age under the influence of his mother. He moved to Hong Kong when he was 2 years old and immigrated to Boston, the United States at the age of 11. His mother, Mai Baochan, is a world-famous martial artist. and Tai Chi masters. As soon as Donnie Yen learned to walk, his mother, Mai Baochan, began to teach him martial arts, which laid a good foundation for him in martial arts. Donnie Yen became a fan of Bruce Lee, who was popular at home and abroad at the time, while watching a movie in a theater, and became more interested in martial arts.

In 1978, when he was only 15 years old, Donnie Yen went to Beijing Shichahai Sports School with the help of his parents and studied martial arts for two years. When he was 18 years old, he officially signed a contract and entered the film industry. In the era of Jackie Chan and Jet Li, Donnie Yen's road to fame has been extremely bumpy since then.

I was injured many times while filming. When I was filming "Once Upon a Time in China", "New Dragon Inn", "Hero", and "Ip Man 1", I almost lost my eyes 4 times. Because he has such an optimistic spirit, he has been able to persevere on the road of being an actor. Even in the face of danger, he can face it calmly. For the rest of his life, when he recalls that the first half of his life was mostly about talking and laughing, he also No wonder he started the industry at the age of 18 and became famous with "Ip Man" at the age of 45. It was really difficult for him to withstand the pressure of being unknown for 27 years during this period.

Wu Jing

Wu Jing has been practicing martial arts since he was a child. His father is a person in the martial arts industry. When he was 6 years old, Wu Jing entered a sports school for training. In 1981, he joined the Beijing Wushu Team and won many boxing, spear, knife and sparring championships in national martial arts competitions. In 1995, Wu Jing began to enter the entertainment industry. At the age of 21, Wu Jing starred in his first movie "The Kung Fu Kid" and became popular for his role as Yang Xuewen, who has a martial nature. This battle not only announced the launch of Wu Jing's acting career, but also initially established his identity as an action actor. Later, he also participated in film and television dramas such as "The Sword", "The Master of Tai Chi", "Little Li Flying Knife", etc., and his reputation became more and more popular.

While his career was on the rise, Wu Jing chose to develop his career in Hong Kong. He thought that this place, where countless big-name action actors were born, might bring more opportunities, but the results were not satisfactory, so he finally returned to the mainland to try. Continuously transforming, in order to take a gamble, he did not hesitate to spend all his wealth to direct and star in the movie "Wolf Warrior". After seven years of preparation and filming, it cost 150 million yuan. In the end, it not only earned more than 500 million in box office, but also helped Wu Jing establish a "tough guy" image. In the same year, "Slaying the Wolf 2" was released.

Also achieved good results of 560 million box office, and after enjoying the benefits, he directed the military-themed movie "Wolf Warrior 2" again. This movie grossed 5.68 billion box office, not only breaking the box office record in the Chinese mainland market, but also breaking the global box office record. It set a box office record for a single film in a single market and became the first Asian film to enter the global top 100 box office films. He eventually succeeded in counterattacking.

Jet Li

Jet Li has been inseparable from martial arts since he was a child. He entered a professional sports school to study martial arts at the age of only 8. It can be said that he is a natural martial artist. A prodigy, he made rapid progress after joining the martial arts team. He won the all-around martial arts championship at the National Games at the age of 12. He later won the National Games championship many times. He also went to the United States to perform martial arts performances. In 1979, Jet Li, who went into battle with injuries, won 5 gold medals. He won a gold medal in the Olympic Games and withdrew from the martial arts team due to injury in the same year. In 1980, at the invitation of Hong Kong director Zhang Xinyan, Jet Li first came into contact with movies and played the leading role. This was the classic movie "Shaolin Temple" that made him famous. The film was so successful that the average ticket price at the time was only 10 cents but it eventually achieved a box office of 160 million yuan. It can be said that it has become a box office myth in the history of movies.

After that, Jet Li struck while the iron was hot and launched a series of kung fu films such as "Shaolin Boy", "Shaolin North and South", and "Dragon in the End of the World", which were well received by the market and officially entered the film world.

In the subsequent "Once Upon a Time" series, many classic characters such as Fang Shiyu, Zhang Sanfeng, Huo Yuanjia, Chen Zhen, and Linghu Chong were successfully created. In 1997, he went to Hollywood in the United States to develop. During this period, he starred in many blockbusters such as "Romeo Deadly", "Kiss of the Dragon", "Suicide Squad" 1, 2, and 3. After years of hard work, he has become what he is today.