Jason Kelce Gets Punched By Chuck Liddell Over A Beer

The Golden Garage is calling, and Jason Kelce is answering.

Garage Beer has officially dropped "BREWMITE II," the larger-than-life sequel to its martial arts-inspired film saga, and this time, the stakes are higher, the fights are harder, and the challengers? Absolutely legendary.

NFL icon and Garage Beer co-owner Jason Kelce returns to the screen, stepping back into his gi for a no-holds-barred battle that mixes absurd martial arts action with nostalgic grit and a surprising emotional arc. But he’s not alone in the dojo this time.

His brother, Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce, makes his Garage Beer film debut, while UFC Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell (“The Iceman”) enters the ring as one of Jason’s fiercest challengers yet.

“After filming Part One, the only thing I could think about was releasing Part Two,” Jason admitted in a press release sent to The Blast. “Sometimes I’d wake up in the middle of the night, drenched in sweat and in full gi. After splitting the headboard with a shuto-uchi, I knew we had to get this thing out for the fans. Bringing Trav into the mix was awesome. We grew up doing ridiculous martial arts moves on each other, and honestly, this wasn’t the first time one of us slapped the other.”

Filmed at a mysterious dojo tucked away in Miami, Florida, the new installment follows Jason’s continued training under Chief Master Velilla and his brotherhood with former Eagles teammate Bo Allen. Together, they face the absurd but deadly BREWMITE, a sacred underground tournament where honor and ice-cold Garage Beer are the ultimate prizes.

This time, though, the Golden Garage Beer isn’t the only thing on the line. With Travis joining the saga and Chuck Liddell standing in his way, Jason must fight harder than ever.

And if that wasn’t enough star power, the project also features Philly radio legend Joe Conklin lending his voice and WWE announcer Austin Romero dropping in as the official BREWMITE hype man.

According to the film's official synopsis:

“After training under the watchful eye of Chief Master Velilla and forming an unbreakable brotherhood with his once-reluctant sensei and former Philadelphia Eagles teammate, Bo Allen, Kelce is ready to enter the Brewmite: the ancient, absurd, no-holds-barred tournament where cold beer and honor are the only things that matter, but this time, the stakes are higher. The challengers are more skilled. And the final fight? It just might involve one of the most feared fighters of all time.”

The sequel will release on Garage Beer’s socials on August 7.

The film isn’t just about kicks, chops, and cold brews, it’s also about fan fun.

Garage Beer is rolling out trailers, behind-the-scenes content, and even limited-edition merch to celebrate, including a retro-inspired VHS tape release rumored to have been “handcrafted and duplicated beneath the dojo” (though Garage Beer insists it was made in a totally normal way, of course).

Fans can also score a tape at the official Philly release party, but it’s first come, first served. Details are dropping on Garage Beer’s Instagram and X, where fans can also follow along with the saga and see if Jason makes it through the BREWMITE alive… or if Chuck Liddell will crush his dreams once and for all.

Garage Beer, America’s fastest-growing light beer, is available nationwide in Classic and Lime varieties. At just 95 calories, 3g carbs, and 4% ABV, it’s the crisp, crushable lager brewed for good times.

And the Kelce brothers aren’t stopping at martial arts showdowns and ice-cold lagers.

Earlier this year, Garage Beer announced another bold move. Jason and Travis are now officially owners of the St. Joseph Goats, a professional indoor football team in The Arena League.

The Goats play in St. Joseph, Missouri, which just happens to be where the Kansas City Chiefs hold their training camp, making it the perfect hometown tie-in for Travis.

For Garage Beer, the investment marks another step in blending sports, entertainment, and community into the brand’s growing empire.