Superman Vs Thor {olympic special}

Ok with the oylmpics on superman and thor decide to compete in 4 events against each other.

Event 1 is the 10000 meter sprint.

Event 2 is the javelin.

Event 3 is the wrestling,best of 3 pins.

Event 4 is the 500 mile swimming race.

Who takes the golds? ...vs....

Superman

Thor

Superman

Superman

@Ancient_0f_Days said:

Superman

Thor

Superman

Superman

How does Thor win in Javelin throwing?

@ComocYahweh said:

@Ancient_0f_Days said:

Superman

Thor

Superman

Superman

How does Thor win in Javelin throwing?

(-_-) ......................... really? How does a guy who throws things around for a living not win a "throwing" contest ....

superman

thor

could go either way IMO

superman

superman

superman

superman

superman

Superman

Thor

Thor

Superman

I feel like wrestling and javelin are things asgardians actually practice.

@ChaosBlazer said:

superman

thor

could go either way IMO

superman

@King Saturn said:

Superman would win all 4 events...

Supes for the Gold!

Superman wins all 4 but Thor could win javelin.

Superman

Superman

Thor

Superman

@ComocYahweh said:

@Ancient_0f_Days said:

Superman

Thor

Superman

Superman

How does Thor win in Javelin throwing?

You say this as if you think Thor is weak. Im sure he is one of the strongest heroes in all of comics. Ohh and he does throw things more than Supes (Hammer)

@AverageKoala said:

Superman

Thor

Thor

Superman

I feel like wrestling and javelin are things asgardians actually practice.

Agreed.

Why is mjolnir being compared to a javelin when mjolnir can fly.

@Immortal777 said:

Why is mjolnir being compared to a javelin when mjolnir can fly.

Because Thor twirls the damn thing and tosses it regularly for the past 50 years. Twirl the thing using his finger tips;

Then toss it really far away. To the extent where Mjolnir's enchantments come into play is ambiguous, because the vast majority of the time it's all him. It's a gimme event for the character, just like sprinting is for Superman (post 52 of course). It's somewhat hilarious that anyone thinks otherwise when Thor has a ton of throwing feats under his belt and likely has some experience with things like Javelins compared to Clark from the get-go.

@isaac_clarke said:

@Immortal777 said:

Why is mjolnir being compared to a javelin when mjolnir can fly.

Because Thor twirls the damn thing and tosses it regularly for the past 50 years. Twirl the thing using his finger tips;

Then toss it really far away. To the extent where Mjolnir's enchantments come into play is ambiguous, because the vast majority of the time it's all him. It's a gimme event for the character, just like sprinting is for Superman (post 52 of course). It's somewhat hilarious that anyone thinks otherwise when Thor has a ton of throwing feats under his belt and likely has some experience with things like Javelins compared to Clark from the get-go.

Except that the motion for throwing a javelin and a hammer are completely different. Throwing a javelin is a linear motion, which means that Superman with his better speed would likely be able to throw it faster.

@isaac_clarke: Not sure what the scan is supposed to show that he can twirl a pom pom. Do you have any proof that Mjolnir doesn't fly right after Thor lets it go is there some txt that says Mjolnir about a mile away decides to start flying.

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Depends...Superman normally but Thor can be a cheater and zap the hell out of superman with his lightning while they are swimming..

@AverageKoala said:

Superman

Thor

Thor

Superman

I feel like wrestling and javelin are things asgardians actually practice.

haha

@SpideyPresence said:

@AverageKoala said:

Superman

Thor

Thor

Superman

I feel like wrestling and javelin are things asgardians actually practice.

This.

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@AverageKoala said:

Superman

Thor

Thor

Superman

I feel like wrestling and javelin are things asgardians actually practice.

Wouldn't that be the Olympians that would be good at them.

i find it funny that people think supes can beat thor in a wrestling match, where you cant strike, because supes fights like shit and thor is actually trained in combat.

@Immortal777 said:

@AverageKoala said:

Superman

Thor

Thor

Superman

I feel like wrestling and javelin are things asgardians actually practice.

Wouldn't that be the Olympians that would be good at them.

Asgardians also

@Jorgevy said:

Supes

Thor

Thor

Supes

Which means two medals for Krypton and two for Asgard. This is like US vs China

this

Then Thor's fighting prowess that he doesn't have gets brought up again.

i find it funny that people think supes can beat thor in a wrestling match, where you cant strike, because supes fights like shit and thor is actually trained in combat.

@WillPayton said:

Except that the motion for throwing a javelin and a hammer are completely different. Throwing a javelin is a linear motion, which means that Superman with his better speed would likely be able to throw it faster.

I honestly don't see how Thor is going to have any more difficulty throwing a Javelin over his hammer. Given how fast his fingers go, he could still do his twirl if he wants and toss it out of the solar system or something nonsensical like that.

Thor just has way better distance feats in regards to how fast and how far he's thrown things.

@Immortal777 said:

@isaac_clarke: Not sure what the scan is supposed to show that he can twirl a pom pom.

Hercules is a pom pom? It's an example of him being able to do what he does with his hammer with Hercules effortlessly. He tosses him into the clouds after he lets go, then they bro-fist destroying the area around them.

Do you have any proof that Mjolnir doesn't fly right after Thor lets it go is there some txt that says Mjolnir about a mile away decides to start flying.

He's been throwing the thing from his hands at alternating speeds for decades, he's not just doing the twirling motion around his body for show. Can the hammer fly to him at insane speeds to him touching it? Sure. That doesn't change the fact he's the one hurling it at things, it's not just some mental command to leave his hand - otherwise the entire process he does with it to throw it are not only redundant, but idiotic.

The limits to how far he can throw his hammer or how fast thus far aren't apparent. There isn't any indications that enchantments have limits in regard to distance. It's been chucked to the furthest end of the galaxy and back in under a minute - it has also dimension hopped to get to his hand.

Superman.

Thor.

Superman.

Superman.

@TDK_1997 said:

Superman.

Thor.

Superman.

Superman.

gotta agree with this

@LONGTIME: honestly it doesnt look like it,anyways thor has more experience in h2h combat. supes fighting style consist of overwhelming his opponent with his massive strenght, yet when facing an skillful opponent he gets outmatched even if he is millions of times stronger (example karate kid) even batman has held his ground against him. while thor has lived for how many years i know (even ancient nordics adored him) and he has been battling since then.

@othus12 said:

@LONGTIME: honestly it doesnt look like it,anyways thor has more experience in h2h combat. supes fighting style consist of overwhelming his opponent with his massive strenght, yet when facing an skillful opponent he gets outmatched even if he is millions of times stronger (example karate kid) even batman has held his ground against him. while thor has lived for how many years i know (even ancient nordics adored him) and he has been battling since then.

Actually, Superman is an expert boxer that was trained by Wildcat, his fighting style also includes kryptonian martial arts Torquasm Vo and Torquasm Rao, he has been trained by both Batman and Wonder Woman in the use of pressure points (a style he uses constantly). On the combat experience front, Superman has a thousand + years of combat experience due to being sent to a magical War in Action Comics #761...so whatever awesome combat experience Thor possesses fighting slow frost giants cannot be that much.

Furthermore, you have also proved a point that longtime combat experience means nothing since you mentioned Batman as a skillfull warrior (that could easily outfight Thor in a H2H situation...obviously without powers) and Thor has THOUSANDS of fighting under his belt while Bruce does not...yet Wayne is a better fighter than blondie. Experience does not a warrior make, skill does.

And Superman is more skilled than Thor.

@ChaosBlazer said:

superman

thor

could go either way IMO

superman

@Ancient_0f_Days said:

@ComocYahweh said:

@Ancient_0f_Days said:

Superman

Thor

Superman

Superman

How does Thor win in Javelin throwing?

(-_-) ......................... really? How does a guy who throws things around for a living not win a "throwing" contest ....

Thor's gonna be surprised when he lets go of the javelin and it doesn't hurtle itself through the air like his hammer normally does.

@Jayfournines said:

Actually, Superman is an expert boxer that was trained by Wildcat, his fighting style also includes kryptonian martial arts Torquasm Vo and Torquasm Rao, he has been trained by both Batman and Wonder Woman in the use of pressure points (a style he uses constantly).

WHHAAAAAAAAAAAAT? This is news to me.

@Buckshot said:

@Jayfournines said:

Actually, Superman is an expert boxer that was trained by Wildcat, his fighting style also includes kryptonian martial arts Torquasm Vo and Torquasm Rao, he has been trained by both Batman and Wonder Woman in the use of pressure points (a style he uses constantly).

WHHAAAAAAAAAAAAT? This is news to me.

Y'know...when...he...uh...is not punching through everything >.>

@Buckshot said:

@Jayfournines said:

Actually, Superman is an expert boxer that was trained by Wildcat, his fighting style also includes kryptonian martial arts Torquasm Vo and Torquasm Rao, he has been trained by both Batman and Wonder Woman in the use of pressure points (a style he uses constantly).

WHHAAAAAAAAAAAAT? This is news to me.

http://www.comicvine.com/myvine/ancient_0f_days/super-karate-man/87-82012/

@Ancient_0f_Days: 5 scans is by no means "constant."