Yes—physically, Lu Bu would almost certainly be much stronger than Bruce Lee, at least in terms of raw strength and size. Here's why:
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1. Historical Descriptions of Lu Bu
• Ancient texts describe Lu Bu as taller and more powerful than other generals.
• He famously used a Fangtian Huaji, a type of halberd said to weigh around 40+ pounds (18+ kg)—and he could wield it with ease.
• He fought in heavy armor and battled multiple enemies on horseback, requiring enormous strength and stamina.
Even if ancient Chinese historians exaggerated, it's clear he was seen as a giant powerhouse of his time.
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2. Bruce Lee's Strength
• Bruce Lee was extremely strong for his size, with lightning speed, powerful kicks, and perfect muscle control.
• He could do one-inch punches, two-finger push-ups, and generate amazing force—but he was only about 130–140 lbs (59–64 kg).
Bruce was pound-for-pound strong, but not large by any measure.
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WHO WINS?
First Elimination: Xiang Yu vs. Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee would dance around Xiang Yu, avoiding hits, landing precision strikes. But one successful grab or blow from Xiang Yu and it's over. Bruce would dodge a lot, maybe injure Xiang Yu with speed, but...
Xiang Yu eventually crushes Bruce Lee.
Second Elimination: Lü Bu vs. Tyson
This is wild. Lü Bu is huge and war-hardened, but Mike Tyson is explosively fast, especially in close range. Tyson could get inside and land vicious hooks and uppercuts. Lü Bu is not trained for this kind of pure striking speed.
Mike Tyson KOs Lü Bu after a brutal exchange.
Final Round: Xiang Yu vs. Tyson
Xiang Yu has raw size and strength. Tyson has technique and knockout speed.
If Tyson stays at a distance and lands hits, he has a chance—but one clinch or slam from Xiang Yu could break his ribs. Xiang Yu is used to killing, not rules. Even Tyson's power may not be enough if Xiang Yu absorbs punishment and grabs him.
Winner: Xiang Yu, barely, by brute force and battlefield survival instinct.
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Final Ranking – Free-for-All Fight (Unarmed)
1. Xiang Yu – The unstoppable beast
2. Mike Tyson – The fastest killer among mortals
3. Lü Bu – Powerful but not trained for pure hand-to-hand
4. Bruce Lee – The fastest, most skilled—but undersized
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Quote from: default on May 11, 2025, 08:59 AMU shen jing bing
Winner (in terms of "handsome"):
Jin Chen Wu / Takeshi Kaneshiro, no question—he's internationally recognized as a heartthrob.
Wang Lei is entertaining and has strong stage presence, but he's not typically seen as a "handsome idol."
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Quote from: default on May 11, 2025, 08:59 AMU shen jing bing
Conclusion: Who more humsup?
Wang Lei by a landslide. He basically invented the modern Singaporean "humsup uncle" archetype.
Takeshi Kaneshiro? More like prince charming than humsup uncle.
Quote from: Magical Fingertip on May 11, 2025, 09:16 AMConclusion: Who more humsup?
Wang Lei by a landslide. He basically invented the modern Singaporean "humsup uncle" archetype.
Takeshi Kaneshiro? More like prince charming than humsup uncle.
U ok or not today u seem a bit off bro :frown:
V hard to compare la is like saying diff weight class and eras. Not even like mj vs lebron this is few hundreds/thousand yrs apart
Quote from: default on May 11, 2025, 11:04 AMU ok or not today u seem a bit off bro :frown:
V hard to compare la is like saying diff weight class and eras. Not even like mj vs lebron this is few hundreds/thousand yrs apart
best vs best of each century