Originally posted by The Sorrow
I like how you dodged my last question, you just seem to be trolling at this point.It's stated he can move planets in nearly every arc Gladiator appears in and he's moved a planetary sized asteroid with "ease". The "rock in space" was said to have survived in a galaxy where other planets perished and he 3 shotted it. Does it really matter how big it was compared it Earth? Even a small planet is still leagues beyond Namor, Thing and Colossus.
The Hulk and Thing vs Thor instance is not canon and holds no relevance here, especially when the real Hulk takes on teams like this for fun. If Gladiator is serious he can quickly dispatch or at least badly hurt either Thing and/or Colossus with one solid punch.
i dont care what they state show me him moving planets otherwise its nothing but hyperbole crap.
yes it is important the size of that rock because if you make the claim of gladiator busting a planet and then reffer to that rock i would like to know the size of that rock compared to other planets to determain how does this feat stack up to real planets otherwise you might as well show me gladiator bust a mountain and say what does it matter the size? and it also took gladiator many punches to accompish the feat, who said its beyond manor to bust that rock? namor cant bust rocks? really?
it is canon because its a story of what would happen if odin died and blah blah blah and thats what happened thor got trashed very hard by hulk and thing, they are attacking him all together he wont be fighting them 1 vs 1 they will gang up on him and just beat his ass down, gladiator is not that great at trading blows you know he goes down.