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That's right, b*tches.

Mr. Miyagi from the Karate Kid movies against William Wallace from Braveheart.

Round 1: Wallace had his mace (ball & chain) while Miyagi has a bo staff.

Round 2: Hand to hand.

This takes place in a grassy plain.

lol Miyagi dies trying to use the "crane kick".

Miyagi took out a whole group of Cobra Kai, remember. He's not as frail as he looks, methinks.

Plus, Wallace has no idea what "martial arts" is.

Mr. Miyagi takes both

Miyagi is capable of evading William-son's mace attacks and then getting him to release his weapon thereby..

H2H starts and Miyagi is far superior in H2H than Wallace is

Myagi pwns both scenarios.

Originally posted by Impediment
Miyagi took out a whole group of Cobra Kai, remember. He's not as frail as he looks, methinks.


You mean he beat up some kids.

Uh oh haermm

Originally posted by Placidity
You mean he beat up some kids.

Kids with fight skills.

On a serious note:

Wallace knows sword fighting and brutality.

Miyagi is disciplined in karate.

Could Wallace, in fact, be good enough to anticipate/defend against the, for lack of a better word, graceful attacks of Miyagi-san? Even though Wallace's body mass is double?

Nope

Originally posted by Impediment
Kids with fight skills.

On a serious note:

Wallace knows sword fighting and brutality.

Miyagi is disciplined in karate.

Could Wallace, in fact, be good enough to anticipate/defend against the, for lack of a better word, graceful attacks of Miyagi-san? Even though Wallace's body mass is double?


Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Nope

miyagi disarms wallace and shoves his sword on wallace's skull

or just break wallace's neck with the crane kick. he doesn't need weapons

come back when wallace can catch 260mph arrows

No no no no no

Originally posted by Impediment
Miyagi took out a whole group of Cobra Kai, remember. He's not as frail as he looks, methinks.

Plus, Wallace has no idea what "martial arts" is.

Nah, Wallace was using martial arts back when they were more "martial" and less "art".