VILLAINS: Chong Li From ‘Bloodsport’

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The Ringer

Tv & Film

4.9 • 5.4K Ratings

🗓️ 10 January 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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We are closing out the first season of 'Villains' with the most terrifying martial arts movie villain: Chong Li. Shea is joined by The Ringer’s John Gonzalez and Kevin Clark to discuss his dirty fighting tactics and massive muscles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:16.3	Head over to Voodoo.com slash villains to sign up and start watching today.
0:20.7	That's VUGU.com slash villain.
0:30.0	This is villains.
0:39.3	Each episode I'll be joined by two guests to take a look at a different type of villain.
0:43.5	We've already done a psychological thriller villain, a high school movie villain, a superhero
0:47.3	movie villain.
0:48.3	Today we're doing a karate movie villain.
0:50.9	And if I can be very honest for a second, the whole reason I came up with the villains
0:55.7	podcast was only so that we could talk about this one guy for 17 hours.
1:02.0	Today we're doing...
1:03.0	What's going on?
1:08.0	It's John Lee, the current chill.
1:11.0	It's never been defeated.
1:12.0	It was also records.
1:13.0	You couldn't get the fastest kill.
1:15.5	You killed a guy during the last commentator.
1:17.9	Yep.
1:18.9	Check the port pastor right in the throat.
1:21.7	I died right there on the platform.
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