Maul and Oppress vs. Obi Wan and Grievous

who wins

Obi and Grievous.

Greivous can take Maul or Savage.

Obi can take Maul or Savage.

Take your pick.

I'll go with Kenobi and Grievous. Good fight.

Kenobi solos if this is his RotS version.

Kenobi > Maul > Grievous > Savage

Originally posted by gold slorg
Kenobi > Maul > Grievous > Savage

Greivous>Maul or Savage

Originally posted by RealistRacism
Kenobi solos if this is his RotS version.

Against SOD Maul?? Absolutely not

You're right actually. Maul as of SoD, cut up some magnaguards and got kicked by Grievous, Kenobi's done for.

Originally posted by victreebelvictr
Greivous can take Maul or Savage.

They have faced each other 3 times.

In the first one Grievous landed a magnificent kick (after sending Magnaguards to tire him out first), and after the magnificent kick, did nothing else.

2nd time Maul physically blitzed Grievous.

3rd time Maul casually TKd Grievous off a cliff.

So 2/3 to Maul, and 1/3 inconclusive. So How does Grievous best Maul?

Originally posted by RealistRacism
You're right actually. Maul as of SoD, cut up some magnaguards and got kicked by Grievous, Kenobi's done for.

We get it. You hate Maul.

Logically - all what Maul has to do is Force crushing Grievous, then Kenobi gets murderstomped.

But what a civilized fight.

Kenobi and Grievous.

Kenobi solos.

Originally posted by TenebrousWay
Kenobi solos.

He tried and failed to do that before.

Yeah, before he was significantly more powerful to the point he even bewildered Count Dookie.

Originally posted by TenebrousWay
Yeah, before he was significantly more powerful to the point he even bewildered Count Dookie.

The same Dooku who threw him across a room. That Dooku?

Yeah, the very same that could barely follow his movements.

Dooku>Kenobi as a force user, as duellists they are equal.

At the time of their fight in the Invisible Hand, you are probably correct but after Obi Wan defeats Anakin, following the well know precedent that confrontation - either physical or psychological - affects one's connection with the force, and considering how much Anakin meant to Obi Wan, it's not far fetched to assume he surpassed the Count in terms of lightsaber prowess or achieved parity regarding his understanding of the force.