Sylvester Stallone Reveals the Truth Behind Getting Knocked Down by Demi Lovato

Hollywood A-lister Sylvester Stallone might be the best boxer among actors without much competition. Sly has been a part of the sport since he directed boxing’s most successful movie franchise, ‘Rocky’ which went on to become a staple among boxing fans.

However, in a recent video, Stallone was seemingly knocked out by pop star Demi Lovato. In the video, the two can be spotted in a sparring session as Lovato landed a clean right hand after she slipped Stallone’s jab. Despite many believing that the video is real, Sly revealed that it was a choreographed sequence. Stallone recently made an appearance at ‘The Late Night Show’ with Jimmy Fallon where he was shown this footage.

Moreover, Stallone then stated that nobody should think that it was a real session. He added that this was an art form and takes a bit of practice to be perfected. “Now for a second, you don’t think that’s real. That shows how you can actually choreograph and fake a punch, but it takes a little bit of practice,” said Stallone.

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It looks like the master of enacting fight scenes is training the ‘Solo’ hit-maker for a scene in an upcoming movie. However, it was clear that the sparring session was in no way real.

Sylvester Stallone admits to disliking Arnold Schwarzenegger

Although the two greats shaped Hollywood back in the 80s, Stallone apparently disliked Schwarzenegger. In an interview with ‘Forbes’ Sly revealed that he disliked ‘The Terminator’ due to the two fighting for the box office of their movies

“We really disliked each other immensely. We were… this may sound a little vain, but I think we were pioneering a kind of genre at that time and it hasn’t been seen since really. So the competition, because it’s his nature, he is very competitive and so am I.” said Stallone.

Despite the rivalry between the two, they have now become great friends as the years went by. Moreover, Schwarzenegger also appeared in a cameo appearance in Stallone’s 2010 franchise-starter ‘The Expendables’ and then reprised the character in two sequels.

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