Could this type of human beat a vampire or werewolf (READ OP)

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What if a human was born with no limits on adrenaline or the part of there brain that limit your physical strength and durability so every time they get angry there strength there adrenaline goes off the charts that instant with out slowing down.

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The person with this special ability can die from most normal methods such as being shot to many times but cannot die from causes such as heart attacks,ripping muscle tissue and breaking his own bones by lifting something heavy but I will allow his bones to be broken if its by another being

Fight takes place in a downtown area

could this type of human beat a vampire or werewolf in 1 on 1 encounter

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#2  Edited By AlanisMorissette

Lol, that's called a Zombie!

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@AlanisMorissette said:

Lol, that's called a Zombie!

no a zombie would be slower stupid and smell bad

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#4  Edited By AlanisMorissette

Lol, you edited it!

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@AlanisMorissette said:

Lol, you edited it!

@AlanisMorissette said:

Lol, you edited it!

nope you probably just read it wrong oh well so how dose the fight turn out

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#6  Edited By FadeToBlackBolt

No, 90% of Vampires and Werewolves are at least Class 10 (with some being Class 100+)and can move at a minimum 60km/h over a sustained period.