Ralph Macchio and Ben Wang, the stars of “ Karate Kid: Legends ,” brought the art of “wax on, wax off” to Las Vegas. Sony rolled a new trailer of the sequel at CinemaCon, the movie theater trade show that’s currently unfolding at Caesars Palace.

Legends arrives in theaters on May 30. The new film combines two worlds in the Karate Kid universe as Ralph Macchio's Daniel LaRusso and Jackie Chan's Mr. Han combine their skills to raise the next Karate Kid,

In an exclusive new look at the movie, Macchio, 63, and Chan, 70, along with newcomer Ben Wang, who will play Li Fong in the film, explain how Karate Kid: Legends connects with Netflix's Cobra Kai series and the broader Karate Kid saga, plus their excitement for the "next chapter" of the franchise.

The most recent to reach the coveted rank in the karate belt order was 13-year-old Melanie on March 22. On the same day, the other three family members also tested and earned their next black belt level, an unprecedented feat at the Kinnelon dojo.

Karate Kid: Legends brings two different Karate Kid worlds together, with Macchio reprising his character from the original movies and the Netflix sequel, and Chan returning for the first time since the 2010 remake. As a new student is in trouble, both martial arts masters join forces to honor the legacy of Mr. Miyagi.

In February, six members of Minnesota Genbu-kai Karate attended the 2025 Demura Cup Karate tournament and seminars in Santa Ana, Calif. The international tournament had over 400 competitors and was

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