Tiger Hu Chen / Keanu Reeves / Karen Mok / Hai Yu.This section may be confusing or unclear to readers. To earn the money to support his parents & save his temple from being demolished by developers, China's last remaining Tai Chi student (Tiger Chen) gets lured into the deadly world of underground fighting, fighting for the mysterious Donaka Mark (Keanu Reeves).A young martial artists unparalleled Tai Chi skills land him in a highly lucrative underworld fight club. Stars: Keanu Reeves, Tiger Hu Chen.
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To purchase a keying system for the Mason County Jail from Morse Watchman. However, the need of money for repairing the temple within a month's time prompts Tiger to accept Donaka's offer. Tiger seeks help from Qing Sha, a paralegal friend, and finds a means to save the temple through historic preservation and government protection. Soon after, land inspectors declare the Tai Chi temple structurally unsafe and plan to evict its occupants to demolish the temple for real estate development. Tiger refuses as fighting for money would compromise his honor, and leaves.
Using his rage, he quickly defeats Uri and almost kills him, but relents at the end. An enraged Tiger demands a fight and Donaka has him face a mercenary named Uri Romanov. Tiger ignores his advice to meditate, and finds out that the authority has rejected his petition to gain historical protection for the temple due to his actions at the Wulin Competition, which are against his temple's philosophy. When Tiger comes back to train at the temple, a fight ensues and Master Yang is forced to use his internal Chi energies to palm-strike Tiger, reminding him that he is yet to completely master Tai Chi. In the Wulin Competition, Tiger viciously injures his opponent and is disqualified.
At the tournament, Donaka plays a video composed of surveillance footage, revealing how Tiger had been manipulated, "corrupted" and transformed from an innocent martial arts practitioner to a ruthless fighter. Surviving the crash, Sun-Jing calls for assistance and discovers Superintendent Wong had been working for Donaka. Sun-Jing trails Tiger's escort, but her car is run off the road.
The government decides to protect the village and tourists are invited to visit and learn more about the 600-year history of the Ling Kong Temple. Tiger and his master then reconcile, Sun-Jing gets promoted to Superintendent and Tiger reaches an agreement with both Qing Sha's law firm and the real estate developers. A dying Donaka smiles, pleased for having pushed Tiger to become a killer. Donaka initially has the upper hand, but Tiger re-embraces his Tai Chi training and manages to palm-strike Donaka despite getting stabbed. Fleeing from the scene, Donaka arrives at the temple and starts fighting with Tiger. The fight is interrupted by the HKPD, who storm the compound and arrest participants and audience.
( January 2015) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)Pre-production began in 2008 with years-long script refinements. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Keanu Reeves as Donaka Mark, the film's main antagonist.This section does not cite any sources.
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