Thor/Hercules vs Superman/Orion (skill challenge)

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Thor/Hercules vs Superman/Orion (skill challenge)

All of them are given Captain America physical stats (strength, speed, durability). They have a month to get use to their new bodies. Who wins in a fist/skill fight? No armor, weapons, just pure skill.

Team 1.

Orion solos

Superman/Orion.

Hercules

Team 1

Which version of Herc? Cause if its the Fun Loud Mouth jerky Herc I give it 15 minutes until he and thor start going at t instead of Supes and Orion.

Team 1, pretty hard.

If Superman uses his pressure point ability then team 2 wins.
If not then team 1 wins.

Team 1, hard.

Thor/Hercules

Any reason why team 1 is being favored here? Orion is easily most skilled here and thor as skilled than superman outside his fabled "thousands of years of experience".

Definitely a close fight.

Also, it would only take a single strike for superman to paralyze thor (batman), knock him out (tempest) or make his muscles unable to move (ultraman). He can also go punch for punch against him if needed and at least get a split.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Also, it would only take a single strike for superman to paralyze thor (batman), knock him out (tempest) or make his muscles unable to move (ultraman). He can also go punch for punch against him if needed and at least get a split.

Thor?

I'm quite confident Hercules would break both on his own.

Doesn't Hercules have more exp fighting at a diminished capacity?

Originally posted by curryman
Thor?

I'm quite confident Hercules would break both on his own.


Orion is easily more skilled than hercules and would beat him.

Originally posted by SevenShackles
Doesn't Hercules have more exp fighting at a diminished capacity?

Indeed.

Thor's also been depowered at quite a few occasions.

He did especially well during the world-engine arc where he kept up with Captain America 🙂

Herc wins

Team one, 5-6/10
Hercules and Orion are the best h2h fighters on the field, with Thor close behind and Superman a notch below.