Rj Wolfe

RJ Wolfe was born in Albany, New York, with his mother and four brothers. He studied the philosophies of Bruce Lee and Jiddu Krishnamurti as inspiration of dedication, strength and growth. RJ began breakdancing with his crew "Reaction Crew," led by Yeon Park (Bboy Method) & Hoon Song (Bboy Go) with Chace Wolfe (Bboy Houzi) and RJ Wolfe (Bboy Voper). They began performing at the age of 14 doing showcases all over NY, gaining inspiration from Last for One crew, Expression crew and Gamblers crew of Korea. His Martial Arts crew "The Z Warriors," was led by Mario Delaconcha with D'Andre Johnson, Chace Wolfe & RJ Wolfe. They followed the guidance of Bruce Lee, Shaolin monks and many other inspiring legends of China. Gaining inspiration from Tony Jaa, RJ moved to Thailand to train Muay Thai & perform breakdancing with his Thai break crews, Rama 4 Crew and Beat Heroes Crew. He won many 1st place & 2nd place battles, competitions and performances throughout Bangkok. RJ was fortunate to have a loving Thai family (The Tiapattanakit family) that took care of him as if he were their own son. After Thailand, RJ moved to Los Angeles to pursue stunts under the wings of his mentor, Merritt Yohnka. With Merritt's guidance, RJ quickly became a leading member of the stunt community in Los Angeles. Within weeks of being in Hollywood, RJ met his role model, Chris Brewster; whom he believes to be the most talented, humble and inspiring person in Hollywood. Years later they would duke it out for a full season on Marvel's Daredevil season 3, as Daredevil (Brewster) vs Bullseye (RJ). Stunts was just the beginning of RJ's career path, as in-between doing stunts, he pursues his passion in Offensive Security; a cyber-information security, penetration testing & digital forensics platform which he aspires to open his own security firm to protect high profile clients like directors, producers, actors and the like from cyber threats and physical entry fortification. RJ is incredibly grateful for all those who have helped him to become the person he is today. He could not have done it without the families of teams he has been fortunate enough to be a part of from all over the world. He dedicates his accolades to his mother and the teams of people that believed in and encouraged him to become the best expression of himself he could strive to be.