Hollywood hardman Jason Statham has sent fans into a frenzy after recreating his legendary Commonwealth Games stunt in a heart-stopping new video.
The 56-year-old action star, known for his death-defying feats in blockbusters like The Transporter and The Expendables, proved he's still got it as he performed the jaw-dropping motorcycle jump once again.
The Original Stunt That Started It All
Statham first gained fame in the 1990s as a daredevil performer for the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony, where he executed a breathtaking motorcycle leap over the River Thames. This daring display caught the eye of Hollywood producers and launched his acting career.
Back in the Saddle
In the new footage, the British star shows age is just a number as he effortlessly recreates the iconic stunt. Wearing his signature intense expression, Statham flawlessly executes the airborne maneuver that made him famous.
Fans have gone wild for the nostalgic throwback, flooding social media with praise for the actor's enduring athleticism and stunt skills.
Why This Matters
- Proves Statham still performs his own stunts despite being in his 50s
- Shows the origins of one of Hollywood's most bankable action stars
- Demonstrates the incredible physicality required for such feats
While details about where and why Statham recreated the stunt remain under wraps, one thing's certain - the man who brought us Crank and Fast & Furious still knows how to get adrenaline pumping.
