Many of Cobra Kai's best fights were those between original Karate Kid characters. However, some of these matches rank far ...

Cobra Kai's ending for its best character confirms why he doesn't have a role in Karate Kid: Legends, and it was always meant ...

Cobra Kai is a Netflix follow-up on The Karate Kid series that once more inspired a passion for martial arts narrative.

Legends must honor its roots while embracing modern storytelling, with Johnny Lawrence’s cameo and sharp fight scenes .

The real Karate Kid has always been Johnny Lawrence: member and sensei of Cobra Kai, Miyagi-Do and Eagle Fang karate dojos.

The original 'Karate Kid' star looks back on the show taking a leap with YouTube and becoming a cultural phenomenon on Netflix while he unpacks the series finale.

The Karate Kid’s Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) is the quintessential ’80s villain. You didn’t attend high school with thee Johnny Lawrence, but everyone knows a Johnny Lawrence.

Cobra Kai's conclusion left some characters' arcs feeling incomplete, particularly Mike Barnes, whose redemption could have ...

Fans of the “Karate Kid” films now have a reason to celebrate as the latest and final season of “Cobra Kai” makes its debut ...

It’s glimpsed just at the end of Daniel’s win in the original "Karate Kid," when Johnny hands his opponent the championship trophy and tells him, “You’re all right, LaRusso.” ...

Forty years after being the villain of "The Karate Kid," William Zabka closes his character's redemption story in "Cobra Kai" finale. (Spoilers!) ...