Guys You Don't Want To F--- With

The Guy: Vinnie Jones

The Roles: English soccer player Vinnie Jones made his film debut in Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels as a huge, violent debt collector. Gaining a reputation as a character actor, he went on to exploit his hard man image in flicks like Snatch, X-Men: The Last Stand (he was the Juggernaut, bitches), and Midnight Meat Train. His imposing physical presence and maverick charisma have made the Watford-born actor a hot commodity.

The Fights: During his fifteen-year soccer career, Jones rapidly developed a reputation as a dangerous man to face up against. He was ejected from fifteen games in his career, but his violent incidents number in the hundreds. One time, he was given a yellow card after barely fifteen seconds of play. On the pitch, Jones racked up a number of injuries to his fellow players, giving Tottenham's Gary Stevens a knee injury so brutal it ended his career, and also "marked" Newcastle United's Paul Gascoigne for violence by blatantly grabbing his nutsack. After he left the pitch, Jones also beat the crap out of his neighbor for moving a fence and was convicted of "air rage" after claiming he could have the crew killed and slapping a fellow passenger around.