Like his younger brother Owen, Deckard could be a dirty fighter, as shown in his first fight with Dominic, where he was willing to shoot him, but when he did fight straightly, he didn't seem to employ such means, as displayed when he fought Hobbs and Dominic, where he used solely his fighting prowess to challenge them without employing any unfair methods, if not discounting the fact that he did use a knife on Hobbs and threw an explosive at Elena to end the fight. So at the end of Fate of the Furious for those of you who don't know, Deckard Shaw was accepted into the family by Dom after Dom stated he was part of a 'brotherhood'. We thought there may be a possibility to see other characters return in "F9," including Dom's childhood friend Leon and Suki from "2 Fast. They bicker while they pull recon jobslike clogging up the toilets in a police station so they can masquerade as janitors to infiltrate it. After all, Han was his brainchild, having originally debuted in his filmBetter Luck Tomorrow before eventually joining The Fast Saga. Deckard then reveals that he has allied himself with Jakande in a surprise attack. He took pride in harming or killing others. (The life and death stakes were in the speed part of the equation.) We're starting to become suspicious of Mr. Nobody. Fate of the Furious: Shaw-Han controversy discussed | EW.com During the fight, despite finding Deckard's ferocious but unpredictably fluid fighting style and great speed to be powerful oppositions, Hobbs eventually adjusts to Shaw's fighting style and ultimately beats him in their hand-to-hand fight, decisively pinning him down. Directed by The Incredible Hulk's Louis Leterrier, the upcoming entry is being touted as the penultimate installment to the Vin Diesel-led franchise.. Although it has been over seven years and three movies since Owen received a substantial role in aFast & Furious movie, there is still hope that he'll return in some capacity in a future project. NOW WATCH: We asked a physicist to break down the realism of 11 'Fast and Furious' movie stunts, altering the timeline of how to binge the saga, an watch the two scenes blended together here, identity of the mystery voice pulling the strings in 2019's "Hobbs & Shaw. Deckard walked right up to Han, trapped in the driver's seat of his upside-down vehicle, dropped Dom's iconic necklace by his face, and walked away as fans watched the car blow up. The last time we saw Owen Shaw, he was asking pilots to land a plane near the end of "The Fate of the Furious," aka "F8." Dom's decision to quickly forgive Deckard Shaw in Fate of the Furious caused fan backlash given what happened to Han, but F9 can justify his decision. But later, in a flashback, we see Deckard taken into an ambulance by Doms old friends Leo (Tego Calderon) and Santos (Don Omar). Deckard Shaw is so bad that he solidifies the allegiance between Hobbs and Toretto, and ultimately strengthens the resolve of the whole team as they have to pull everything out of their bag to. [1] Deckard developed a reputation of being a type of asset Hobbs claimed no government would ever admit to employing, and an official story was created that Deckard was an unstable military asset and that he was a necessary evil at the time. It's not just Mendes who's currently missing from the "Fast" fam. Deckard Shaw was born in London, England. Dom figures this out after Cipher tells Deckard he chose the wrong team when she breaks into the crews super-secret headquarters and gives them all wicked concussions. Deckard Shaw | The Fast and the Furious Wiki | Fandom However, Deckard revealed he already had the drive and was using the punching bag to stay in shape.