Donnie Yen nails the #BottleCapChallenge blindfolded with ‘Ip Man’s steady aim’ and ‘Chirrut force’

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Donnie Yen has nailed the #BottleCapChallenge blindfolded

The bottle cap challenge is the latest trend to be breaking the internet. Fast & Furious star Jason Statham and American singer John Mayer are some of the biggest names to have completed the challenge.

In order to complete the challenge, one has to spin-kick the lid off a screw-top glass bottle. Both Satham and Mayar succeeded and uploaded their triumphs to social media.

Donnie Yen has since one-upped them by doing the challenge blind folded. In a post on his Instagram, Yen is seen looking at the bottle before putting on his blind fold. He then jumps up and kicks the bottle lid off with the bottom of his shoe.

Yen wrote in the caption,  “Chirrut feeling the force + Ip man’s steady aim + no plastic bottle = the universe strongest.”

In other news, Yen’s family faced racial discrimination at a charity event earlier this year.

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