Hollywood actor Tom Hardy wins another jiu-jistu tournament after secretly entering

Hollywood actor Tom Hardy has showed off his hidden talent again as he won his second jiu-hitsu tournament after entering in secret.

Hollywood actor Tom Hardy, 45, has won another gold medal after secretly entering a jiu-jitsu event in Milton Keynes in the UK.

The Sun reports runner up Andy Leatherland, 42, said: “He brought the same intensity as he does to his films.”

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The event’s sponsor, Sean Rosborough, described Hardy as “brilliant”.

“We found out he was coming probably a couple of weeks before,” he said.

“But the organisers kept it to themselves — and didn’t want masses of people turning up distracting him from what he was doing.

“He was brilliant. A lot of people were asking for photos, and coming up to him, and he had no problem with that all.

“The mums were all over him. It didn’t bother him.

“And when he was fighting, he was focused on what he was doing. He’s amazing at Jiu-Jitsu.”

Tom Hardy has won another jiu-jitsu tournament.

Good luck getting out of there.

Hardy celebrates his win.

Hardy was seen posing with his gold medal and certificate, which featured his full name Edward.

You think he has gone full method for a role? #tomhardy took part in the UMAC Milton Keynes BJJ Open 2022, held at Oakgrove School in Milton Keynes on Saturday 🤷🏽‍♀️ and won! pic.twitter.com/8A3XShnBHt

— MAX (@ThisIsMax) September 20, 2022

Imagine turning up for your tournament and Tom Hardy steps in the ring. I’d just about have time to do my Alfie Solomons and Bane impressions before he beat me up. https://t.co/Yw4EK48Ssy

— Rob Temple (@RobTemple101) September 20, 2022

After taking up the Brazilian martial art while filming the film ‘Warrior’, the Peaky Blinders star clearly found himself a natural.

Hardy has now won two jiu-jitsu tournaments after he came out on top in the competition in Wolverhampton in August.

Those in the building were treated to the Venom star emerging victorious at the event.

Hardy, who is a big combat sports fan, trained in MMA for the 2011 film Warrior and has experience of fighting in several of his roles.

They include playing the Kray twins in Legend and Alfie Solomons in Peaky Blinders.

This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.