I would still like to understand exactly how Gladiator could BFR Juggernaut. Care to enlighten me?
But if he'd try to go h2h, all Juggs has to do is headbutt him.
You keep talking about throwing, knocking him far away. But Juggs has fought Thor, Hulk, etc.... The only person who physically knocked him far away, and when I say physically I say off panel, so we assume it was physical, was Onslaught.
Why couldn't Thor or Hulk, or WWH, or any of them knock him away?
Originally posted by KingD19
You keep talking about throwing, knocking him far away. But Juggs has fought Thor, Hulk, etc.... The only person who physically knocked him far away, and when I say physically I say off panel, so we assume it was physical, was Onslaught.Why couldn't Thor or Hulk, or WWH, or any of them knock him away?
PIS, Glads can fly from earth to the sun in like 0.001 seconds, he can prolly grab Juggs and fly him into the sun in 0.002 seconds. How much does juggs weigh? not enough to matter to Glads. It's a viable tactic for Gladiator to dump Juggs in orbit.
And the answer to your question KingD19, of "why it hasnt been done" is because, it wouldn't make for very entertaining comic book fight.. You should know that in comics characters rarely use their full potential in any enounter, especially when such hugh power levels are involved. Otherwise Galds and Superman would fight every encounter at maximum velocity.
The only person who physically knocked him far away, and when I say physically I say off panel, so we assume it was physical, was Onslaught.
Originally posted by KingD19
Nuul, I would still like to understand exactly how Gladiator could BFR Juggernaut. Care to enlighten me?
Uppercut him into space.
Superman did that to Lobo and Lobo weighs almost double of what Juggernaut weights. So if you accept that Gladiator's strength is comparable to Superman's then Gladiator can bfr Juggs in one punch too (but easier).
Also Thor did it to his uncle who nearly weighs as much as Juggs. Assuming Gladiator and Thor have comparable strength too of course.