'Numbers Don't Lie': Mortal Kombat 2 Actor Lewis Tan Takes Playful Jab at Street Fighter's Andrew Schulz for 'Talking S***' - IGN

Street Fighter cast member Andrew Schulz took a lighthearted jab at the Mortal Kombat 2 movie crew at The Game Awards 2025, and now, Lewis Tan is keeping the beef going by firing shots of his own. Schulz, who plays Dan Hibiki in the Street Fighter movie, stoked the flames of a decades-old video game rivalry when he took the stage with Jason Momoa, Noah Centineo, Cody Rhodes, and more of his castmates at the December award show. It was a moment that drew confusion and excitement from fans, as the podcaster and comedian brought Mortal Kombat into the presentation, unprompted. “We’re not the only game that appreciates your patronage. There’s another game out there. They also flew from around the world to be here because they appreciate you, so give it up for the whole cast of Mortal Kombat 2,” Schulz said at the time, calling the crew to the stage before revealing the moment to be an elaborate bit. “I’m just kidding. They didn’t come. They don’t care about you. They only care about money, OK? We care about money and you.” “Street Fighter forever!” Schulz finished, throwing his fist in the air. Now, Tan has appeared on The Brandon Davis Show to talk about his return as Cole Young – and