Jean-Claude Van Damme is a martial arts movie icon, but what if he had chosen the octagon over Hollywood? With his speed, precision, and martial discipline, he might have stood out in MMA, but could he have succeeded against today's elite fighters?

Former Call of Duty developers are making the first ever video game based on the Kickboxer martial arts film franchise. Los Angeles-based Force Multiplier Studios is working with Dimitri Logothetis and Rob Hickman,

Jean-Claude Van Damme has starred in dozens of action movies, but arguably his most overlooked also happens to be his directorial debut. My love of martial arts began in childhood, which naturally sent me down an infinite rabbit hole of watching every martial arts flick I could get my hands on and studying a wide

In 1989, the original Kickboxer martial arts movie helped establish Jean-Claude Van Damme as an action star. Now, for the first time ever, the Kickboxer franchise is making the leap to video games with Force Multiplier Studios, a team of developers with experience on Call of Duty, Borderlands, Halo, Tomb Raider, and Mortal Kombat.

Jean-Claude Van Damme has shared a hilarious video of himself doing his iconic 'Kickboxer' dance at the age of 64.

Jean-Claude Van Damme, known as the "Muscles from Brussels," first captured the world's attention in the late '80s and early '90s with his martial arts prowess and action-packed ro

Force Multiplier Studios announced it is developing a video game based on the Jean-Claude Van Damme movie Kickboxer. The studio is partnering with Dimitri Logothetis and Rob Hickman, the filmakers behind Kickboxer: Vengeance,