Originally posted by Mr. Anderson014
Is everyone forgetting the direct quote from yoda regarding this match up.....?
Originally posted by Galan007Hence the generalized opinion that Sidious would stomp in any scenario where he is permitted to use the force -- but in a pure saber battle, Kenobi could potentially pose a problem.
Actually, Yoda's exact words to Obi-Wan were: "To fight this Lord Sidious, strong enough you are not."That statement doesn't imply inferior skill with a lightsaber, it implies inferior power with the force.
Do we actually know how good Kit, Agen and Saesee were, or are going on the fact that because Mace said they are the best then they are the best. Who have they beaten? Anybody of reputation?
Also, if we're going on Mace logic then Obi-Wan is the best swordsmen in the entire Order as he was the only Jedi that Mace said could beat Grevious, including Mace himself.
Originally posted by Master_Galen
True, but they are claims, any actual evidence?Darth Malak had sources claiming he was one of the best swordsmen, jedi or sith, of his era but it has been acknowledged by most that his saber skills are still unknown.
Fisto beating Grievous is NOT a claim, it's canon.
Actually, that may not be so. Hang on, I need to check the perspective of the ROTS novel.
'The electrodrivers that powered Grievous's limbs could move them faster than the human eye can see; when he swung his arm, it and his fist and the lightsaber within it would literally vanish: wiped from existence by sheer mind-numbing speed, an imitation quantum event. No human being could move remotely as fast as Grievous, not even Obi-Wan-but he didn't have to.'
Discuss.
If it helps, this is the indication of perspective-
'This is Obi-Wan Kenobi in the light:'
So the question is: 'Omniscient narrator or Kenobi's perspective?'
Originally posted by Nephthys
Actually, that may not be so. Hang on, I need to check the perspective of the ROTS novel.'The electrodrivers that powered Grievous's limbs could move them faster than the human eye can see; when he swung his arm, it and his fist and the lightsaber within it would literally vanish: wiped from existence by sheer mind-numbing speed, an imitation quantum event. [b]No human being could move remotely as fast as Grievous, not even Obi-Wan-but he didn't have to.'
Discuss.
If it helps, this is the indication of perspective-
'This is Obi-Wan Kenobi in the light:'
So the question is: 'Omniscient narrator or Kenobi's perspective?' [/B]
Does it matter? I highly doubt that Obi Wan would, in this case make a mistake as to roughly how fast Grevious moves if he's seeing it with his own eyes.