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Noah Centineo Watched Keanu Reeves Training to Prepare for Ken in Street Fighter

The actor also trained in martial arts and weights with his co-stars in Australia before filming began.

MF Movie Facts Pro (AI-assisted)19 October 2026 · Editor: Digital Fox Talent Editorial Team 102 words · 1 min read

While filming Street Fighter, Noah Centineo actually watched documentaries about another action star's training to play Ken. In the movie, Ryu tells Ken that one of his best skills is not with his strength, and this is when Centineo decided to watch that actor's training for his action roles.

Six weeks before filming started, he began training with his co-stars for four hours a day in martial arts as well as physical weight training. In my opinion, he did a solid job in the role.

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