If you’ve ever witnessed Mark Dacascos in action, whether in movies or on cooking shows, you know that his fight scenes are nothing short of extraordinary. From his appearances as Zero in John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum to his impressive moves as an Iron Chef, Dacascos always delivers a jaw-dropping performance.
Now, Dacascos has joined the highly anticipated third season of Warrior, the HBO series that explores the Tong Wars of 19th Century San Francisco. The show, also available on Sky Max in the UK, takes viewers to the heart of Chinatown during a power-struggle between rival gangs, delivering eye-popping fight sequences that were originally conceived by Bruce Lee for the 1970s TV series Kung Fu.
According to a report by Empireonline.com, Dacascos portrays Kong Park, the mentor of Li Yong (played by Joe Taslim), an enforcer for the Tong gang. Together, they are set to cause significant trouble for the show’s protagonist, Ah Sahm, played by Andrew Koji, throughout the third season.
Warrior Season 3 promises exciting new additions to the storyline, including a thrilling mayoral race in San Francisco. Moreover, an incoming police chief is determined to clean up Chinatown, adding chaos and tension to the already volatile situation. And of course, viewers can expect numerous intense fight scenes that will keep them on the edge of their seats.
If you’re a fan of the show or enjoy thrilling action-packed series, mark your calendars for Warrior Season 3, premiering on Sky and NOW later this summer. In the meantime, you can watch the exhilarating fight clip featuring Mark Dacascos on repeat, and anticipate an even bigger, badder, and brawlier season.
Credit: empireonline.com
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