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Hadoukens and high kicks: WWE, UFC stars help bring 'Street Fighter' to life

Name: Hadoukens and high kicks: WWE, UFC stars help bring 'Street Fighter' to life
Uploaded: 2026-10-16T14:34:32+00:00
Description: A new 'Street Fighter' film hits theaters, bringing legendary video game action to life. With 50 Cent as Balrog and WWE stars in key roles, fans can expect thrilling nostalgia and epic battles. The crew trained hard to recreate iconic moves...

A new 'Street Fighter' film hits theaters, bringing legendary video game action to life. With 50 Cent as Balrog and WWE stars in key roles, fans can expect thrilling nostalgia and epic battles. The crew trained hard to recreate iconic moves...

ESPN· Oct 16, 2026 · 2:34 PM · 3 views

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