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Who would win the spartan or the ninja?
Spartan In a fair fight, yes Spartan would win, but Ninjas don't fight fair.
Who would win in a fight between a spartan and a samurai?
A spartan
Who would win in a fight spartan or knight?
A spartan because of his shild and he starts training when he is one
What would win in a fight a spartan or a space marine?
space marine
Who would win in a fight spartan or barbarian?
Spartan, due to superior weaponry, armor, training, and physical fitness.
Who would win a fight gaur or bison?
bison definetely it has stronger and bigger head.
Who would win in a lion and alligator fight?
Well an American Bison weighs 2200 on average so it would be very difficult for an alligator to take one. If its the smaller European Bison than the Alligator could take it in the water. How ever on land any Bison would win against an Alligator.
Who would win a Persian or spartan?
spartan, obviously
Who would win out of a spartan and a German with a pistol?
a spartan would win as they have enchancements. p.s. Germans always loose
Who would win spartan vs British soldier?
spartan
Who would win in a fight bison or bull?
Well, Let's be clear as to what we are talking about here. A Bison is a large hooved mammal belonging to Bovinae Sub Family of the bovidae Family of animals. They are Bovines, like yaks and cows (cattle). There are two existing species, The American Bison and the European Bison. There 4 known extinct species. A Bull is the male of any of this family of animals If you are asking who would win a fight? I would say put two male Bison in a pit with a breeding female. My guess is the larger more testosterone soaked male will win his ladies affection. So the answer is the larger hornier Bison will win making both the Bison and the Bull the winner. This by the way was a trick answer since bison and bull aren't describing different animals.
What were Spartan soldiers expected to do on the battlefield?
Fight bravely to the death, but also to fight to stay alive and win.
