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Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji Froze Filming Street Fighter's Rain Fight

The Ken and Ryu alley showdown was shot without wetsuits over four days straight

MF Movie Facts Pro (AI-assisted)18 October 2026 · Editor: Digital Fox Talent Editorial Team 129 words · 1 min read

While filming Street Fighter, Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji were actually freezing during the famous rain scene. In one of the best scenes in the movie, Ken and Ryu fight in an alley while it's pouring rain.

Ryu's jealousy sparks the alley fight with Ken

Spoilers ahead if you haven't seen the movie yet. The two fight because Ryu reveals that he threw out the invite for Ken. He was jealous of Ken's skills and wanted to win the tournament for himself. Ken had lived most of his life believing he was a failure because he wasn't selected.

No wetsuits allowed for the Street Fighter rain scene

Unlike a lot of scenes where actors wear wetsuits, the two could not wear any wetsuits whatsoever. They had to film for four days straight in the pouring rain.

Does knowing those conditions change how you see the Ken and Ryu alley fight?

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