Ippo Makanouchi vs. Ip Man

[Jcogginsa]

Ippo Makanouchi, from Hajime no Ippo, takes on Ip Man, from the Ip Man film series.

Boonus: They sit and Talk

[Tammy Warner]

Does Ip Man have any wall-level feats in strength?

[Lord Falcon]

Takamura, the greatest boxer in the series and far above Ippo in weight class, managed through desperate effort to knock out a bear with his bare hands.

Ip Man is a street leveler who outmuscles hordes of goons at once, manipulates split furniture with his feet mid-air, and has actual experience fighting boxers.

Ip Man takes this.

[Sharpandpointies]

...'wall-level'?

[Guy1]

...'wall-level'?

Note: Not from Ippo, but the most fun looking example of 'wall-level' I could find on short notice.

[Lord Falcon]

Worth noting that isn't from Hajime no Ippo.

[Tammy Warner]

...'wall-level'?

I believe I meant the destructive strength necessary to bust through walls or heavily damage them with physical attacks, especially if the wall is made out of material like concrete itself.

[master of read]

I believe I meant the destructive strength necessary to bust through walls or heavily damage them with physical attacks, especially if the wall is made out of material like concrete itself.

well, neither does ippo really. at least not that i remember.

but i'm going with ip man. he's dealt with boxers before and ippo doesn't bring anything to the table that he really can't deal with. on the flip, ippo has never fought anyone outside of a boxer before.

[BodyBagger]

Ip Man should win.

[Kuro]

Takamura, the greatest boxer in the series and far above Ippo in weight class, managed through desperate effort to knock out a bear with his bare hands.

Ip Man is a street leveler who outmuscles hordes of goons at once, manipulates split furniture with his feet mid-air, and has actual experience fighting boxers.

Ip Man takes this.

To be fair, takamura did the bear thing orettt early on right?

[Guy1]

Takamura's a totally different beast than Ip.

[Guy1]