Being able to bounce off the wall doesn't make you a good martial artist.

As an FYI, Jackie Chan and Stephen Chow shouldn't be considered a martial artist. None of them has formal martial art training. Jackie Chan's training is not considered a martial art, but a style of northern Chinese Opera training.....

They're all good martial artists.

Dude! Stephen Chow! >>

Have you not seen the epicness of Kung-Fu Hustle? :3 Or CJ7?

Second choice, however, Bruce Lee. Totally.

I went for Tony Jaa.
He really pushes the possibilities of the human body.

I mean ok lets get real Bruce Lee hands down!! (yes he would pwn Chuck lol)
But he's not alive so 'd have to for those who are still breathing.... Jet Li sorry guys too serious & would never do anything close to druken fist boxing or the type of opera martial arts that Jackie has done. Tony Jaa on the other hand is just as crazy as Jackie when it comes to doing his own stunts & stuff!! Don't think I know Stephen sorry:o

So I pick Jackie Chan ftw. (& yes I do agree a young Jackie Chan is very, very hot to me too!;)

& it's jus as tough & disciplining. & if his training isn't considered martial arts then please tell me what hapkido, judo, tae kwondo, shaolin, and wing chun kung fu is?!! o_O

I've said it several times, and I'll say it again. I don't think the art has anyhting to do with success in the fight. It's the artist, or fighter. If someone is fast, coordianted, in shape and tough, the person will be successfull in a fight or match no matter what style is practiced.

Jackie Chain DUH, because he has his own animated series.

Wah!!

hell yeah.

i wonder if that jackie chan thing is real...i feel compelled to watch it.