Thought it would be funny to cast Hollywood actors as Dynasty warriors characters. Started off with the Wei ones here. Some of these were so hard to cast and any recommendations are welcome, just a bit of a laugh really. Hope you enjoy.

Cao Cao - Robert Downey Jr (Natural leader, can be ruthless and has the look).

Cao Pi - Timothee Chalamet (maybe tying in with Paul Atreides here).

Dian Wei - Terry Crews (I know he’s not white but it’s Hollywood).

Zhang Liao - Chris Hemsworth (Kinda linking it to his Thor character a bit here).

Xiahou Dun - Hugh Jackman (Same as Hemsworth, linking him to his Wolverine character).

Xiahou Yuan - Ryan Reynolds (great back and forth with Jackman, obviously in way better shape than Yuan is depicted but has that carefree attitude).

Yue Jin - Jacob Elordi (hard one to cast)

Li Dian - Kit Harrington (just based on looks this one)

Yu Jin - Ralph Fiennes (Really struggled with this one)

Guo Jia - Jude Law (Again struggled to cast this man but Jude Law would kill it).

Jia Xu - Mads Mikkelsen (Toss up between him and Depp ((Grindewald 2.0??)) but I think Mads is more suited)

Xu Zhu - Vin Diesel (literally just a Pisstake but honestly who else?)

Cao Ren - Gerard Butler (this makes sense to me)

Zhenji - Megan Fox (hot but mean vibe)

Wang Yi - Ana De Armas (kinda linking with her character in the John Wick franchise)

Pang De - Idris Elba (honestly kinda love this one)

Cai Wenji - Anya Taylor Joy (hard one to cast)

Xu Huang - Alan Richtson (I know this is very left field but it could work)

Xun Yu - Tom Hiddleston (would work well honestly)

Xun You - Eddie Redmayne (plays the shy, socially awkward character well)

Man Chong - Barry Keoghan (Kinda drawing on his character from Eternals here)

Cao Xiu - Will Poulter (Again drawing on his character from Marvel, young, Brash)

Zhang He - Ben stiller (Legit play him as Zoolander)

Will do Shu, Wu, Jin and other if this gets good traction.

I’ve applied for victim support for an assault that occurred to me. Just wondering how long these applications take as well as expense claims for hospital bills as I’ve had to fork out more money than I have to cover the bills. (Just recently moved to Australia and I don’t have Medicare).

I’ve included everything in the application that I needed to as well so there is no gaps in the paperwork.

I’ve compiled a list together of 10 potential riders across MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and red bull rookies who I think have the potential to be future world champions. Feel free to give your input too and any other feedback.

Honourable mentions:

Raul Fernandez (MotoGP) - currently fighting for a seat in the premier class next season. I think he will stay in MotoGP and definitely pick up a few race wins but silly mistakes will cost him a true title run.
Fabio Di Giannantonio (MotoGP) - I’ve been seriously impressed with Fabio over the last few seasons and I believe he will come close to winning a title but with news he’s moving to KTM and seeing them struggle to beat Ducati and Aprilia so far I sadly don’t see him being a title winner. However, put him on a factory Ducati or Aprilia and he is a serious threat.
Manuel Gonzalez (Moto2) - Should be in the premier class and a moto2 winner by now but the pressure got to him last season and he lost it. I do think he will be in MotoGP sooner rather than later but a world champion doesn’t seem capable from him right now.
David Munoz (Moto3) - one of my favourite riders in the class, the fearless Spaniard is one of the more senior riders in moto3 now and I do see him winning the title in 2027 (if he stays in the class next season) and moving up the ranks. If he continues to improve his attitude and race craft he will be a formidable rider in MotoGP in the future but a title winner seems a long shot away.
Ivan Ortola (Moto2) - great start to 2026 but seems to just have weird pockets of form where he will be excellent but then fade, needs to start stringing together better results more consistently if he wants a chance at MotoGP glory.

10th - Carlos Cano (RB rookies)

An unfamiliar name but an extremely promising one, a racer with so much natural speed and skill and one that I think will be on moto 3 very soon. The 2024 European talent cup champion is currently having an awful start this season in red bull rookies but a respectable p5 in Mugello which is his best result so far this season shows he’s finding his feet. Expect to see him in the junior classes of MotoGP very soon.

9th - Maximo Quiles (Moto3)

There’s been a lot of promising riders in Moto 3 in the past few years but Quiles is truly special, burst onto the scene part way through the 2025 season and managed to somehow finish 3rd in the drivers rankings and currently dominating this season. Most people will have him nailed on to win the moto3 championship this season and who can blame him. Before Mugello his worst finish was 2nd and I’m sure he’ll be aching to make up for what was a rare mistake in Italy. His race craft and speed is second to none and I truly believe he will be a force in MotoGP in the not too distant future.

8th - Izan Guevara (Moto2)

It’s taken a long time for Guevara to get to his peak in Moto2 but he seems to finally be delivering in his 4th season in the class. A win in France and 4 podiums in the first 7 races has him behind only Gonzalez in the standings. Honestly he would be higher up this list if it had t taken 3 sub par years for him to find his feet. This could be his last season in moto2 and I would like to see him on a MotoGP bike but he needs to make sure it doesn’t take him as long as it has this time to pull results together.

7th- Daniel Holgado (Moto2)

I was impressed with Holgado last season on the back losing out the moto3 world champion to his no teammate Alonso, he took to the moto2 chassis like a duck to water and finished in an impressive 6th place in his first season in moto 2. An okay start this season but still a lot of work to do if he is to finally get his hands on a motoGP drivers trophy. A future senior rider for sure but a lot to do in order to be a future MotoGP world champion.

6th- Jose Antonio Rueda (Moto2)

The reigning moto 3 champion who’s currently finding his feet in moto 2 is having a quiet season so far but has found a few point finishes. Showed very few errors last season while demolishing the grid to clinch the moto3 title, he will definitely be a front runner in moto2 next season and potentially even on the outskirts of a title challenge MotoGP is destined for him and I’d put him in line for a future world champion debate for sure.

5th - David Alonso (Moto2)

His 2nd season in moto2 after a record breaking 14 win season in Moto 3 in 2024. This boy has a lot of potential and while I believe he needs another two seasons in moto2 (including 2026) he will be a major force in the senior class in a couple years time. A guaranteed moto2 champion if he isn’t prized away by an offer from a senior team, and a good shout for a future MotoGP world champion.

4th - Ai Ogura (MotoGP)

I know a lot of people will disagree with me on this one, but I really like Ogura, he is looking so screwed on this season. Consistent, fast and fearless. I do believe we’ll see him clinch his first race win in the premier class this season at some point, more likely a sprint win than a GP win. Hopefully he finds a move to a better team on a few years and we can see his full potential, an outside shout for future world champion for sure.

3rd - Fermin Aldeguer (MotoGP)

An injury ridden 6-7 months for Aldeguer has set him back but he was pulling in some seriously good results prior to that. He also looked good in Mugello on the weekend, a physically demanding track too. I don’t expect to see much of him this year just a continuation of getting back to full fitness. But as of next year, defintiely one to watch for the title race.

2nd - Marco Bezzecchi (MotoGP)

Honestly my favourite to win this year’s title, such a strong start to the season and the Aprilia is firing fast, his only worries will be his teammate and the continuing rising pressure as the season progresses. He is only second on this list as I think he will win this year but I’ll be surprised if he backs it up with another title unlike my first choice.

1st - Pedro Acosta (MotoGP)

I remember seeing Pedro burst onto the scene in Moto3 and I just knew this kid was going places. Bit of a rocky few years with KTM in the senior class but he’s consistently been their strongest rider and with it all but confirmed that he’s moving to a factory Ducati next season replacing Pecco, you know it’s only a matter of time before he gets the wins and the titles in his pockets. This man isn’t just a future world champion, he’s a future multiple world champion.

Hope you guys enjoyed the read and I’m curious to see who else you think may be mentioned.