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Originally posted by Robtard
They're both excellent fighters, but Bruce's weapon gives him a serious reach advantage. Bruce takes this.

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Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Horseshit, have you SEEN chronicles of Riddick?

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Originally posted by Robtard
Yeah; Riddick is an excellent fighter.

Have you seen BB/TDK? Hint: Wayne is also an excellent fighter.

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Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Blade against Blade, he wouldn't be able to take on Riddick. Riddick cut through dozens of necromongers who were all armed to the teeth as if they were nothing. Wayne gets his ass carved here.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Wayne took on dozens of LOS ninjas, who were also armed to the teeth, well, swords and whatnot actually, but you get the point.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Remind me again what being a Furion grants?

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Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I keep finding different ways of spelling Furions.


And as for your question:

http://riddick.wikia.com/wiki/Furyans




As seen in the movies and mentioned in the novelization, Furyans themselves are impressive physical specimens; they are stronger, faster, tougher, more resistant to damage and injury, possess acute senses, immense stamina, and recover quicker than most of the Human races. The extent of the physical abilities of a Furyan are unknown. Riddick himself has held his own against particularly difficult Dark Planet bioraptors; he also quickly re-set his arm back into place after it was dislocated by Johns, a bounty hunter trying to capture him, and he himself was able to dislocate and pop his own shoulders back in, in order to escape from being tied to the ship's bulkhead. He has also been shown to be very agile and athletic, moving surprisingly fast for a man his size and weight, being able to cover great distances and not tire out as easily as normal humans; he can also leap impressive distances, and can perform otherwise practically impossible physical feats that most humans would be hard-pressed to duplicate.


And more on Riddick:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riddick#Mental_Abilities



Yeah, this is one sided without question.

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Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Batsuit or no Batsuit?

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Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I keep finding different ways of spelling Furions.


And as for your question:

http://riddick.wikia.com/wiki/Furyans




As seen in the movies and mentioned in the novelization, Furyans themselves are impressive physical specimens; they are stronger, faster, tougher, more resistant to damage and injury, possess acute senses, immense stamina, and recover quicker than most of the Human races. The extent of the physical abilities of a Furyan are unknown. Riddick himself has held his own against particularly difficult Dark Planet bioraptors; he also quickly re-set his arm back into place after it was dislocated by Johns, a bounty hunter trying to capture him, and he himself was able to dislocate and pop his own shoulders back in, in order to escape from being tied to the ship's bulkhead. He has also been shown to be very agile and athletic, moving surprisingly fast for a man his size and weight, being able to cover great distances and not tire out as easily as normal humans; he can also leap impressive distances, and can perform otherwise practically impossible physical feats that most humans would be hard-pressed to duplicate.


And more on Riddick:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riddick#Mental_Abilities




Yeah, this is one sided without question.

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Originally posted by Robtard
Definitely bodes well for Riddick, they seem to be "peak human", which Batman is supposed to be, still an overall edge to Riddick though, as it's inherent.

Maybe Wayne's reach advantage won't cut it.

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Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Literally wont cut it And didnt it say "above" peak human?

Maybe we need to rethink the conditions. Thoughts?

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Originally posted by Robtard
Don't think so, basically said he has greater abilities than [normal] humans, which seem to me is peak human (could be greater; it's inconclusive), in every aspect though, strength, speed, agility, stamina etc. His healing seems to be the one ability that borders on super-human; that won't matter much in a fight to the death though.

Considering the above, Riddick definitely has the advantage, though Wayne is also above most other humans, I don't think he's quite on par with Riddick physically. He might be more skilled at figthing than Riddick though, as we know how he was trained; fighting skill could be enough to win.

No need, it's skill, mind and body vs skill, mind and body. Fight is good as is, comes down to inherent abilties vs. trained abilities.