Jimmy Tsai could be the perfect bromance partner. We could have gone on for hours just talking about hoops, then he brings up John Woo film references and the Five Deadly Venoms. He’s funny, loves hoops, produces and writes, and even starred in a great film.
You could argue with him whether “A Better Tomorrow 1” was better than “A Better Tomorrow 2”; he’d tell you exactly what he thinks and why (there is no argument that “A Better Tomorrow 3” should never have been made. Much like the Godfather 3). He’s even broken down the crane kick in his Beyond Badminton article (A very funny piece; read it here). Plus he hangs out with Justin Lin, which you can check out here.
Which was the better "A Better Tomorrow"? Definitely not 3.
As you can see from the interview, Jimmy is a natural speaker who captivates his audience and espouses his knowledge like your favorite professor. You can tell he champions the accomplishments of Asians and Asian Americans when he talks about the impact of Harvard basketball player Jeremy Lin and gives us a history lesson about Wat Misaka. Who embodies better than Jimmy what BeyondBadminton.com is all about?
